# Interpretation of the first six national standards for humanoid robots: quantified metrics, recommended status, and implementation gaps

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- Published: 2026-10-16T07:14:50.000Z
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## Summary

China's first six national standards for humanoid robots have been approved and released, all taking effect on April 1, 2027. They include GB/T 48316—2026, Technical specification for humanoid robot simulation test platforms, and GB/T 48317.1 to 48317.5, Technical requirements for humanoid robots, in five parts (general provisions, environmental perception, decision planning, motion control, and task operation). The standards are administered by the National Technical Committee 591 on Robots of Standardization Administration of China (TC591).

## Why it matters

The article breaks down the six national standards item by item to identify the metrics that are actually quantified, and, comparing them with conditions on production lines and in shopping malls, explains what they govern and what they do not.