China Establishes a Clear Lead in Robot Innovation China has emerged as the dominant force in the global race to develop humanoid robots, pulling far ahead of other major economies through an aggressive push in intellectual property. Over the past five years, Chinese
Robots Turn Live Performance into a Viral Moment Humanoid robotics took a dramatic leap into the cultural spotlight after six Unitree G1 robots delivered a synchronized front flip during a live concert in Chengdu. The performance unfolded last Thursday and quickly spread across
China’s largest electric vehicle battery producer has taken a significant step in industrial automation. Contemporary Amperex Technology, widely known as CATL, has begun deploying humanoid robots at scale across its Zhongzhou production base in Luoyang, located in Henan province. The move represents one
An Unlikely Challenger Emerges In 2023, few would have expected a small Chinese robotics start up with barely one million yuan in funding to draw comparisons with Elon Musk. EngineAI Robotics began as a modest venture operating on a tight budget of about
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
A humanoid robotics company in Shenzhen, known for its remarkably dexterous machines, has secured fresh investment from a fund linked to China Mobile, marking another strong signal of China’s growing commitment to advancing robotics and artificial intelligence. The start-up, Daimon Robotics Technology, is
Daimon Robotics, a fast-growing humanoid robotics start-up based in Shenzhen, has secured a new round of funding that highlights China’s accelerating push into advanced robotics and artificial intelligence. The company announced that Lianchang Fund, an investment arm backed by China Mobile, has officially
China’s leading electric vehicle manufacturers are entering a new phase of competition by expanding from automobiles into humanoid robotics. Brands such as Xpeng and Chery are leveraging their strengths in technology, hardware engineering, and large-scale manufacturing to position themselves at the forefront of
China’s humanoid robot industry is expanding at an astonishing pace, fueled by large investments, rising public interest, and strong government support. But this rapid growth has now prompted a warning from the country’s top economic planning agency. The National Development and Reform Commission
Chinese carmakers are stepping deeper into humanoid robotics as they look for new technologies to support their core automotive businesses. Changan Automobile has become the newest addition to this fast-growing field after confirming a major investment in a robotics venture. The Shenzhen-listed state-owned
