Standards System for Humanoid Robots and Embodied Intelligence (2026 Edition)
China's first national standards system for humanoid robots and embodied intelligence, released on 28 February 2026 in Beijing. It was developed by the MIIT technical committee TC08 with more than 120 research institutions, enterprises and industry users. It is a top-level framework of six pillars, including safety and ethics, that will guide individual standards across the industry's lifecycle.
Not a test or benchmark. It sets out which standards are needed in six areas: foundational and common standards, brain-inspired intelligence and computing, limbs and components, complete systems and integration, applications, and safety and ethics.
The framework organizes planned standards into six pillars under the MIIT technical committee. The committee says it aims to complete standards-setting cycles within six months. The individual standards are not listed in the sources we opened.
It is the national framework that will shape humanoid standards in China, and it includes a safety-and-ethics pillar. We found no numbered humanoid safety standard in the sources reviewed.
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