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CUHK launches humanoid lab to advance robotics
Hong Kong robotics lab at CUHK targets humanoid systems, new industry ties, and talent training, with research goals framed for near-term deployment.
Hong Kong robotics lab at CUHK targets humanoid systems, new industry ties, and talent training, with research goals framed for near-term deployment.
Inovance IPO plans move into focus as the Chinese industrial automation leader files in Hong Kong, testing demand for Chinese robotics stocks.
China AI robotics is moving into power grid management as State Grid plans billions for AI powered robots, boosting automation, safety and response.
China’s push into advanced robotics manufacturing has entered a new phase as a high capacity humanoid robot factory in Guangdong begins operations, signaling a shift toward industrial scale production. The facility, developed through a partnership between Leju Robotics and Dongfang Precision Science and
China military robots are shifting toward coordinated canine robots designed for urban warfare, with swarm tactics, sensors, and networked command evolving fast.
China’s humanoid robotics sector is advancing rapidly but still lacks a transformative breakthrough comparable to the rise of large language models, according to industry experts. Speaking at a major technology forum in Hainan, researchers and executives said the industry has yet to reach
China’s leading lidar manufacturers are accelerating their transition into robotics, signaling a strategic pivot as the country strengthens its position in the global supply chain for next generation automation technologies. Hesai Group and RoboSense Technology, both major players in automotive sensing systems, are
Inside a high intensity robotics laboratory in Beijing, engineers are subjecting humanoid robots to rigorous endurance testing as China accelerates efforts to bring advanced robotics into real world environments. The facility operated by X Humanoid focuses on preparing machines for unpredictable human settings,
China’s Unitree Robotics has moved forward with plans for an initial public offering on Shanghai’s Star Market, aiming to raise about 4.2 billion yuan as interest grows around humanoid robotics and embodied artificial intelligence. The listing is being closely watched by investors and
China’s robotics sector is entering a new phase as Unitree Robotics moves toward a major public listing, aiming to raise around 4.2 billion yuan or roughly 610 million dollars on Shanghai’s Star Market. The Hangzhou based company has quickly emerged as one of