Daiwa Survey: Up to 62% of Chinese companies may adopt humanoid robots within three years.

According to the latest survey by the Morgan Stanley AlphaWise research team, Chinese companies seem to have a very high willingness to adopt humanoid robots, even though such machines are still far from mature in commercial applications. Morgan Stanley's Asia research team stock analyst Zhong Sheng stated in the report that the company found that "62% of respondents may adopt humanoid robots in the next three years", a result that is both strong and somewhat surprising. However, the Morgan Stanley report also noted that humanoid robot technology still has a long way to go, as "products are not yet mature", with only 23% of respondents "satisfied with the current products". The survey by Morgan Stanley showed that Chinese corporate executives pointed out deficiencies in terms of operational flexibility, functionality, and price for humanoid robots. Cost is also a major obstacle, as "92% of respondents" stated that robot prices must be below "200,000 RMB" in order to achieve widespread adoption.