- name
- industrial-design-robot-brief
- description
- Use when the task is to find recent humanoid-robot papers and turn them into Chinese briefs for industrial designers, prioritizing design impact, user experience, and product-definition relevance over pure academic popularity.
Industrial Design Robot Brief
Use this skill when the user wants humanoid-robot papers translated into Chinese and rewritten as briefs that industrial designers and product teams can quickly understand.
Goal
Produce a daily brief from recent humanoid-robot papers.
Default behavior:
- collect papers from
yesterdayin the user's local timezone - select the top
5papers - prioritize
industrial design,UX / trust, andproduct-definitionimpact - write in
Chinese - append the result to the same Feishu document
- place the newest day directly below the pinned header
Workflow
- Read sources to collect and rank candidates.
- Use the design-impact scoring rules there to choose the final
5. - Read translator before writing any paper brief.
- Read template and follow the exact section order.
- Read formatter before updating the Feishu document.
- Run the checks in quality-check before finalizing.
Output Standard
Every paper must help the reader answer:
- Why does this matter for the robot's external shape?
- Why does this matter for internal layout or packaging?
- Why does this matter for user trust, safety, or interaction?
- What kind of product or scenario does this suggest?
If a paper cannot clearly answer at least 2 of those 4 questions, it should usually not be in the final 5.
Defaults
date_range: yesterdaycount: 5language: Chineseaudience: industrial designers, UX designers, product teamsdoc_name:🤖 Robot Paper Daily Brief
Hard Rules
- Do not fabricate arXiv IDs, DOI, author names, institutions, or metrics.
- Mark uncertainty explicitly with
待核实,未找到, or论文未公开该数据. - Separate
论文事实from设计判断when making product or design inferences. - Keep the daily update useful for someone with about
15 minutesto read.