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
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
Chinese smartphone brand Honor has introduced a robot phone and its first humanoid companion as part of an aggressive expansion into artificial intelligence powered hardware, signaling a new phase of competition in the global Android ecosystem. The announcement came ahead of MWC Barcelona,
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
Andrew Yao Chi-chih, one of China’s most respected computer scientists, has called for deeper global cooperation to address fundamental gaps in the development of embodied artificial intelligence, warning that the field still lacks essential theoretical and safety foundations. Speaking at an industry forum
China’s push into advanced robotics has taken another confident step as Midea, one of the country’s most influential home appliance makers, revealed a six arm robot designed specifically for factory environments. The announcement reflects a broader national movement toward automation, efficiency and homegrown
China is expanding its talent development efforts in the fast-growing robotics industry as several leading universities prepare to offer undergraduate majors in embodied intelligence. The new academic programs are part of a national strategy aimed at strengthening the country’s technological edge and supporting
UBTech Robotics is preparing for a significant increase in its humanoid robot production as the company benefits from falling manufacturing costs and strong demand from industrial users. Executives say the company expects its output to grow rapidly in the next two years as
As robotics and artificial intelligence reshape China’s industrial landscape, policymakers and technology leaders are turning their focus toward AI governance and operational ethics.With automation now embedded in manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and construction, the need for unified standards that balance innovation with accountability has
