The 2025 World Robot Conference (WRC) commenced on August 8 in Beijing's Yizhuang area, marking the event's 10th anniversary. The conference features over 1,500 advanced robotic products from approximately 200 domestic and international companies, representing a 25% increase in participation from the previous year. The event highlights future development trends in embodied intelligent robots, focusing on cognition, decision-making, and safety. Demonstrations include humanoid robots showcasing combat skills, dancing, medical assistance, box moving, companionship, and other real-world applications such as playing soccer and drums, making coffee, and assisting in emergency rescue missions. Notable innovations include UBTECH Robotics' Walker S2, the world's first humanoid robot capable of autonomous battery swapping within three minutes, enabling continuous 24/7 operation. EngineAI announced the launch of the SA02, a $5,500 humanoid robot targeting young consumers. The conference also hosts the Beijing Championship of the World Robot Contest, featuring over 30 major and 70 minor events with participation from more than 100 competition groups. Industry experts, including Jeff Burnstein, president of the Association for Advancing Automation, praised China's rapid advancements in robotics, highlighting its manufacturing efficiency and market potential. Additionally, Beijing's Yizhuang area is initiating a social experiment program focused on embodied intelligence to further integrate robots into productive roles. The event also includes AI-powered robotic soccer competitions held in Xiong'an New Area and the inauguration of China's first dedicated robot shopping center in Beijing. Overall, the WRC 2025 serves as a key global platform showcasing the expanding capabilities and commercial applications of robotics and artificial intelligence.