China's nanny robot sector is poised for significant growth, with technological advancements driving its development into a new stage, according to an industrial report released on Tuesday.
The report, released by the China Center for Information Industry Development (CCID) at the launching ceremony of China Media Group (CMG) Nanny Robot Conference, is focused on industry trends for nanny robots.
It defines nanny robots as autonomous and embodied intelligence systems, primarily applied in smart elderly care, homeschooling, and household services. They can replace human nannies in tasks such as nursing, health monitoring, and caregiving companionship.
The report also provides a detailed analysis of future market size and demand of nanny robots in key scenarios.
"Along with continuous technological breakthroughs, the development of nanny robots will enter a new phase, evolving with enhanced capabilities such as multi-source perception, autonomous decision-making, human-robot collaboration, and self-evolution," said Zhang Li, director of the CCID.
Industry experts believe that as the market expands and application scenarios diversify, competition among companies will become more segmented, leading to the emergence of specialized, high-performance models. Additionally, the cost of nanny robots is expected to decrease by 15-20 percent annually.
The CMG Nanny Robot Conference highlights the robotics revolution in everyday life, focusing on nanny robots' applications in smart healthcare, intelligent homes, family education, and community management. It features carefully designed competition segments to engage attendees, demonstrating practical uses of nanny robots in various household scenarios.
China's nanny robot sector sees growing innovative strength: industry report
