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’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
Chinese policymakers and senior advisers are calling for clearer regulatory boundaries in artificial intelligence as concerns grow over job displacement and data security risks. The debate has gained urgency as AI adoption accelerates across industries, raising questions about how far automation should go
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 humanoid robot makers are rapidly shifting their priorities from physical movement and mechanical design to advanced artificial intelligence, as the race to commercialise humanoid robots enters a decisive new phase. Companies across the sector are now betting that smarter “brains”, rather than
Global markets are undergoing a sharp rethink as investors grapple with the next phase of artificial intelligence, one that may no longer reward all technology companies equally. The past week has seen heavy losses across software and services stocks, signalling growing anxiety that
China’s humanoid robot industry is accelerating faster than expected, with new forecasts pointing to a sharp increase in unit sales as production costs fall and commercial adoption widens. A revised outlook from a major US investment bank now expects China’s humanoid robot sales
China’s robotics ambitions sharpen in southern tech hub Shenzhen is positioning itself for a much larger role in the global robotics industry as Chinese firms pledge to accelerate production and deployment of advanced machines. During a high level meeting with technology executives in
Automation is rapidly becoming one of the most influential forces in shaping global productivity, even though much of its impact unfolds behind the scenes. From advanced robotics in factories to software systems that manage complex workflows, automation is changing how work gets done
AI powered infrastructure is emerging as the core engine behind modern digital transformation. Instead of relying on traditional systems that require manual configuration, companies are moving toward infrastructures that learn, adapt and optimise themselves. This shift allows organisations to handle increasing volumes of
