On July 6, the Beijing Robotics Industry Park (Changping) officially opened, completing the city's 'south-north' robotics industry layout — with Yizhuang in the south focusing on mass production and Changping in the north emphasizing integrated R&D and production. The park has a total building area of over 300,000 square meters, with the first phase accounting for approximately 65,000 square meters. The facilities are custom-designed for robotics companies: maximum floor height of 6 meters, floor load capacity of 2 tons per square meter, and column spacing of 8.4 meters. On opening day, 13 companies had already moved in or expressed intent, with signed areas totaling nearly 38,000 square meters, over 60% of available space. LingXin Smart Hands has started building an intelligent production line for consumer-grade dexterous hands, planning to deploy over 140 high-precision CNC machines with machining accuracy of 0.5–1 micron, targeting an annual output of 60,000–100,000 dexterous hands by 2028. The park has also launched 17 public service platforms, including the CCID National Robot Testing and Evaluation Center and the Tsinghua University Electronic Intelligent Systems Testing Platform. Companies in the park are exploring a closed-loop ecosystem where 'robots build themselves.'