机器人行业周报（1028-1103）：青心意创发布人形机器人Orca I，预计年内开启预售

Investment Rating - The report maintains an "Outperform" rating for the robotics industry, indicating that the overall return of the industry is expected to exceed the benchmark index by more than 5% over the next six months [25]. Core Insights - The robotics index underperformed the market during the week of October 28 to November 3, with the CSI Robotics Index declining by 3.6%, trailing the Shanghai Composite Index by 2.8 percentage points and the CSI 300 Index by 1.9 percentage points [10]. - Key developments include the launch of humanoid robots such as Orca I by Cyan, which features advanced movement capabilities and is set for pre-sale in 2024, and the introduction of the lightweight humanoid robot "Gongga No. 1" in Chengdu, which boasts a maximum load ratio significantly higher than industry standards [14][20]. Summary by Sections Market Review - The robotics index saw a decline of 3.6% during the specified week, underperforming against major indices [10]. Industry Dynamics - Cyan's humanoid robot Orca I was showcased, demonstrating capabilities such as walking, climbing, and advanced dual-arm operations. It is designed to be more agile and capable of complex movements compared to traditional robots [14][17]. - Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot has begun factory testing, achieving full automation in tasks such as moving engine parts without preset instructions, showcasing significant advancements in robotics technology [18]. - The Chengdu humanoid robot "Gongga No. 1" was launched, setting records for being the lightest humanoid robot globally at 25 kg and achieving a maximum load ratio of 0.22, which is five times higher than the industry average [20]. Financing Dynamics - Agility, a humanoid robotics company, completed a $150 million financing round, enhancing its valuation to$1 billion as it prepares to launch its fourth-generation robot [22]. - Other companies in the sector, such as Zhixing Robotics and Ling Sheng Technology, have also secured significant funding to advance their robotics technologies [21].