China fintech giant Ant Group has moved deeper into advanced robotics by open sourcing its first artificial intelligence models designed to operate beyond controlled lab environments and into real world industrial settings. The release marks a strategic shift as Ant looks to extend
Robotics excitement meets a reality check China’s fast growing robotics sector may need at least five years before it reaches the kind of mass adoption moment seen in the electric vehicle industry, according to a leading private equity investor. The warning comes as
Chinese artificial intelligence pioneer SenseTime is accelerating its move beyond software by open sourcing a new foundational AI model and unveiling its first robotic dogs. The initiative signals the company’s ambition to build what it describes as a universal smart brain that can
Chinese robotics company Unitree Robotics has revealed early details of what it describes as the world’s first humanoid robot app store, a platform that would allow users to control and interact with robots directly through their smartphones. The announcement highlights Unitree’s ambition to
SenseTime, one of China’s earliest artificial intelligence innovators, is refocusing its strategy as the global AI industry moves beyond pure language models and toward systems that can see, understand and act in the physical world. According to co founder and chief scientist Lin
Xiaomi has taken another significant step in its artificial intelligence journey by open sourcing a new foundation model that brings together autonomous driving capabilities and embodied AI. The move highlights how deeply artificial intelligence has become woven into the company’s long term strategy,
