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
China’s logistics industry is undergoing rapid digital transformation as smart warehouses integrate automation, artificial intelligence, and digital billing systems to optimize operations and energy use. These warehouses, located in major logistics hubs such as Shanghai, Chengdu, and Guangzhou, are now functioning as fully
China’s manufacturing industry is entering a new phase of automation led by collaborative robots, commonly known as cobots. Unlike traditional industrial robots designed for isolated environments, cobots are engineered to work directly alongside human operators. They are transforming how factories approach productivity, safety,
Guangdong, China’s manufacturing powerhouse, is leading a nationwide surge in industrial automation as factories increasingly adopt intelligent robots to boost productivity, precision, and competitiveness. The province, home to major export clusters in Shenzhen, Dongguan, and Foshan, has seen a rapid transformation of assembly
Shenzhen has introduced a comprehensive new robotics policy aimed at accelerating industrial upgrading and positioning the city as a global leader in smart manufacturing.The policy outlines a roadmap for expanding research capacity, supporting local robotics enterprises, and integrating intelligent automation across electronics, logistics,
