This paper systematically reviews the theoretical foundations, technological evolution, and current research landscape of embodied intelligence (Embodied AI), with particular attention to its interdisciplinary value and applications in the field of design. It first revisits key theories such as embodied cognition, in-telligence without representation, and morphological computation, illustrat-ing how embodied intelligence promotes a paradigm shift in design logic through the coupling of “body–environment” interactions. It then outlines the de-velopment trajectory of technologies ranging from robotic hardware and mul-timodal fusion to large multimodal and world models, revealing their ap-plica-tions across product, architectural, fashion, and service design. Further-more, the study analyzes theoretical extensions and technical applications of embodied intelligence in user experience, interaction design, and sustainable design — including motion capture, multimodal interaction, and digital twins. Finally, it summarizes the technical, ethical, and interdisciplinary challenges currently faced and proposes future research directions: focusing on affective and light-weight intelligent age
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