Recently, a technician at TSL's factory encountered a Bots malfunction, resulting in serious injuries, and filed a claim of up to $51 million. This incident not only raised concerns about the safety of industrial automation but also brought the development prospects of humanoid Bots back into focus.

Experts point out that true humanoid robots require large-scale data training and complex artificial intelligence model optimization. However, the main challenge currently faced is the lack of sufficiently diverse training data. Without a massive amount of real-world scenario data to support, it is difficult to develop humanoid robots that can adapt to various complex environments.

It is widely believed in the industry that the commercialization of humanoid robots will take at least three to five more years. This involves not only the maturity of technology but also the establishment of safety standards, the improvement of laws and regulations, and other multifaceted factors. In the short term, the development of humanoid robots may be relatively slow.

However, with continuous breakthroughs in related technologies and ongoing influx of investments, the humanoid robot industry may be approaching a turning point. Some analysts believe that the listing of certain leading companies could become an important milestone in the development of the industry, driving the maturity and large-scale application of the entire industrial chain.

Despite the challenges ahead, humanoid Robots undoubtedly represent one of the important directions for the future development of technology. How to ensure safety while promoting innovation will be a core issue that needs to be continuously discussed in this field.