路透社通过查阅逾百份共军采购公告、学术研究、专利和官方出版物发现，中国正在加速研究人形机器人的军事用途1。然而，中国军事专家张军社对这一报道提出质疑，批评其"存在明显的夸大和技术误读"1。
张军社指出，人形机器人目前仍处于研究阶段，在复杂地形感知、动作可靠性、通讯安全、能耗、成本以及自主决策等方面均存在明显不足1。他强调，该技术距离大规模实战部署还有很长距离，更现实的应用前景是首先用于排爆、核生化侦察、废墟搜救、物资搬运、装备维护、战场侦察等高危或辅助性任务1。
Reuters has reported that China's military is accelerating research into humanoid robots for potential use in urban combat, based on its review of over one hundred PLA procurement announcements, academic research papers, patents, and official publications.1
However, Zhang Junshuo, a Chinese military expert, has criticized the Reuters reporting as containing "obvious exaggeration and technical misreading."1 According to Zhang, humanoid robots remain in the research phase and are still far from large-scale operational deployment in actual combat scenarios.1 The technology continues to face significant limitations in complex terrain perception, movement reliability, communication security, power consumption, cost, and autonomous decision-making capabilities.1
Rather than serving as frontline combat units, Zhang contends that humanoid robots would more likely first be deployed in auxiliary and high-risk roles such as explosive ordnance disposal, nuclear and chemical reconnaissance, rubble search and rescue, supply transportation, equipment maintenance, and battlefield surveillance.1
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