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
China is reinforcing its leadership in the global smart vacuum industry following Picea Robotics’ acquisition of iRobot, the company behind the well known Roomba brand. The deal signals a major shift in market dynamics, especially after iRobot’s proposed sale to Amazon collapsed last
China’s high tech manufacturing sector is experiencing a new wave of growth as robotics hubs across multiple provinces begin full scale operations. The rise of advanced production centers reflects China’s long term strategy to strengthen its industrial base and expand global competitiveness. These
China’s robotics industry is receiving new momentum as the government expands policy incentives under the “Made-in-China 2025” initiative. According to SCMP and Reuters, the latest policy package includes tax exemptions, low-interest financing, and export credits to support domestic automation companies competing in the
