Research on the Standardization Process Tracking of Cyber Security for Mobile Embodied Intelligent Agents and Landing Requirements

Abstract

Mobile embodied intelligent agents, as a product of the deep integration of embodied intelligence and mobile platforms, are moving from laboratories to open scenarios such as logistics, inspection, and household services. However, their attributes of "mobility + openness + wireless + physical execution" simultaneously amplify cyber security risks. Taking "robots—cyber security—standards" as the thread, this paper systematically tracks the cyber security standardization process of mobile embodied intelligent agents at home and abroad: it sorts out international governance frameworks including ISO/IEC, IEEE and the European Union, analyzes the standard formulation and revision progress in China centered on the Technical Committee for Standardization of Humanoid Robots and Embodied Intelligence of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the National Cybersecurity Standardization Technical Committee, and summarizes the adaptability of existing standards in light of the "Standard System for Humanoid Robots and Embodied Intelligence (2026 Edition)", the embodied intelligence benchmark testing industry standard, and a batch of national standards under development. The study shows that existing standards still have obvious gaps in the aspects of perception data security, open wireless communication protection, algorithm and model trustworthiness, and loss of control in human–robot collaboration. Accordingly, countermeasures and suggestions for accelerating the alignment between landing requirements and standard coordination are proposed from the three levels of technology, management and industrial ecosystem.