On November 4, the Zhejiang Provincial Investment Project Online Approval and Supervision Platform published the filing for the "Project to Produce 1,000 Sets of Humanoid Robot Parts and 5,000 Sets of 3D Printing Models Annually." The project combines humanoid robot components with 3D printing models. It is a localized manufacturing layout under the embodied intelligence boom that brings additive manufacturing into the robot supply chain, echoing the direction promoted by powder producers such as Vilory toward medium-strength aluminum, high-strength aluminum, and titanium alloys for applications such as robot lower-leg brackets and waist cross brackets. Demand for aluminum alloy and titanium alloy powders and metal printing services for lightweight humanoid robot structural parts is shifting from prototypes to volume production. The implementation of this localized project in Zhejiang is a micro-level signal of this trend. Value for buyers: This represents incremental segmented demand for medium-strength aluminum, high-strength aluminum, and titanium alloy powders and printing services for robot components. Attention can be paid to the project's equipment and material procurement.