Robots dazzled at the first Embodied Intelligence Games in east China's Wuxi, held from Friday to Saturday, showcasing skills from chess mastery to mobility assistance, leaving visitors in awe. Embodied intelligence robots refer to robots that combine artificial intelligence and robotics technologies. They can autonomously perceive, think, and act in real-world environments, similar to humans. Visitors were amazed by the wide range of robots on display, including those capable of engaging in conversation, diving underwater, making coffee, and even grilling barbecue. "In the past, robots capable of playing chess were mainly displayed in science museums, featuring large mechanical arms that could cost tens of thousands of yuan. However, with our algorithmic technology, we have realized this with such compact devices, reducing the price to the thousand-yuan range. Looking ahead, we plan to develop more robotic devices for household use," said Ma Kun, president of an intelligent technology company. In addition to exploring the capabilities of robots, their developers are also focusing on real-world applications. "Our current focus is on data collection and improving robotic reinforcement learning to accelerate the integration of robots into industrial operations and interactive environments," said Ruan Qiang, responsible person for the Jiangsu branch of a robot technology limited company. As one of the first cities in China to be designated as a pilot for science and industry innovation, Wuxi has developed industrial cluster advantages in fields such as artificial intelligence and humanoid robots. "Embodied intelligence, a new industry introduced this year, is a key part for industries in the future. By hosting this event, we aim to leverage it to better serve the enterprises and industries, while also advancing the development of technology and industry," Zhang Yuewei, deputy secretary-general of the World Robot Contest Organizing Committee. The video shows: Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province, east China - April 25-26, 2025 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland) 1. Various of visitors, exhibitors, robots on display at first Embodied Intelligence Robot Games 2. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Ma Kun, president of an intelligent technology company (partially overlaid with shot 3): "In the past, robots capable of playing chess were mainly displayed in science museums, featuring large mechanical arms that could cost tens of thousands of yuan. However, with our algorithmic technology, we have realized this with such compact devices, reducing the price to the thousand-yuan range. Looking ahead, we plan to develop more robotic devices for household use." ++SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE++ 3. Various of robots playing chess games with visitors ++SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE++ 4. Various of robots on display; visitors 5. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Ruan Qiang, responsible person, Jiangsu branch of a robot technology company (partially overlaid with shot 6): "Our current focus is on data collection and improving robotic reinforcement learning to accelerate the integration of robots into industrial operations and interactive environments." ++SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE++ 6. Robot walking ++SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE++ 7. Various of humanoid robots playing football; devices on display 8. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Zhang Yuewei, Deputy Secretary-General, World Robot Contest Organizing Committee (partially overlaid with shot 9): "Embodied intelligence, a new industry introduced this year, is a key part for industries in the future. By hosting this event, we aim to leverage it to better serve the enterprises and industries, while also advancing the development of technology and industry." ++SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE++ 9. Visitors, exhibitors, robots ++SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE++ 10. Various of robots on display [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]