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Robotics policy, law, regulatory measures, technical standards, market access, and compliance rules or changes. Safety algorithms belong under Research papers or Guides and practice; safety performance testing belongs under Benchmarks and evaluations; accident investigations belong under Industry news.

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  1. Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center ·

    "Embodied Intelligent Robot Application Technician" enters national list of new professions, with Beijing Humanoid providing technical support for the application

    On September 9, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security and other departments released the eighth batch of 11 new professions, and "Embodied Intelligent Robot Application Technician" (occupation code 4-04-05-16) was officially added to the national occupational list. The Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center led the technical support work, including job research, argumentation on occupational boundaries, and drafting of application materials, with the Chinese Institute of Electronics as the proposing organization.

  2. 五八智能 ·

    58 Intelligence leads drafting of two national standards for quadruped robots, including Technical Specifications for Quadruped Robots

    The Technical Specifications for Quadruped Robots (plan number: 20263912-T-604), led by 58 Intelligence Technology (Hangzhou) Co., Ltd., and the Energy Consumption Test Methods for Quadruped Robots (plan number: 20263262-T-604), in whose drafting the company is a core participant, have both passed the project approval public notice stage. The standards are administered by the National Technical Committee 591 on Robotics of Standardization Administration of China (TC591) and supervised by the China Machinery Industry Federation.

  3. Persona AI ·

    FCC Adds Foreign-Made Mobile Robots to Covered List; Persona AI Explains Impact on US Enterprise Customers

    In July 2026, the FCC added foreign-produced advanced robotic equipment to the Covered List, covering ground mobile robots weighing about 4.4 pounds or more that can sense their environment and connect wirelessly, including humanoid, quadruped, and wheeled platforms; drones, connected cars, and medical devices are exempt, and the restrictions apply only to new products.

  4. Holiday Robotics ·

    South Korea's Ministry of Science and ICT Launches Physical AI Leading Technology R&D Project, Investing 34 Billion Won Over Two Years to Advance World Model Localization

    South Korea's Ministry of Science and ICT held a launch briefing for the Physical AI Leading Technology R&D Project in Seoul on June 9, planning to invest 34 billion won over two years to jointly develop a Korean-style world model and domestic simulator with 10 industry-academia-research institutions including LG Electronics, aiming to raise robots' final action success rate by more than 20 percentage points compared with not using a world model, and planning to achieve an MVP within one year and eight months and conduct validation at manufacturing and logistics sites.