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As China’s humanoid robots take centre stage this CNY, glimpse into a future powered by AI
China held over 190,000 effective robot-related patents, about two-thirds of the world’s total. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Ant Group enters China's growing humanoid robot industry amid rising tech interest
Ant Group, the Alibaba-linked fintech giant, is venturing into the humanoid robot industry, joining a growing list of major Chinese tech companies exploring this emerging field.
China launches center to train 100-plus humanoid robots simultaneously
A humanoid robot training center has opened in Shanghai, a big step in China's efforts to become a global leader in robotics and artificial intelligence.
This Could Be China’s Year as AI, Robots Fuel Tech Bull Market
They entered a bull market Friday, with the hype surrounding DeepSeek’s artificial intelligence model fueling broad interest in the country’s tech sector. The standout among them was Xiaomi, which makes everything from smartphones to electric vehicles to vacuum cleaners.
Ant Group hires for development of embodied intelligence humanoid robots
Ant Group has recently begun hiring for roles in embodied intelligence humanoid robot systems and applications, with annual salaries of up to RMB 1 million ($137,300), according to job listings on the Chinese recruitment platform Boss Zhipin.
Ant Group enters AI robotics sector to build China’s humanoid workforce
The fintech giant is hiring for a range of ‘embodied intelligence’ roles responsible for developing the brains and bodies of humanoid robots.
AI-powered humanoid robots enhance governance in China’s Shenzhen
AI-powered humanoid robots are being integrated into grassroots governance in Shenzhen, South China’s Guangdong Province, assisting in patrols, public services, and administrative tasks, the Global Times reported.
China: Humanoid robot industry charges ahead in China's tech hub Shenzhen
Humanoid robot industry charges ahead in China's tech hub Shenzhen (Voice_over) Catching a tennis ball... popping open a soda... even doing backflips. What once seemed like science fiction is now becoming reality.
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Foreign investors eye AI, robotics opportunities in China
Foreign investors have actively engaged with Chinese listed companies to gather insights on topics such as the potential ...
China conducts nuclear, bio and chemical attack drills using drones, robot-dogs
Beijing is doubling down on the usage of robots and unmanned equipment in the army, as it leads to reduced human loss and ...
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World-first: China’s humanoid robot conquers 134 tricky steps without scans or stumbles
Tien Kung, a Chinese humanoid robot, sets a world record by climbing 134 steps at Haizi Wall Park, showcasing robotic mobility advancements.
China's AI-driven robots are 'evolving at an incredibly fast pace': Unitree CEO
China's humanoid robot industry is poised for a breakthrough year as artificial intelligence accelerates the pace of change in the field, according to one of the country's most prominent tech leaders.
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China's humanoid robots slated for mass production by end of 2025
with a focus on human-robot communication. The achievement would be a significant milestone in the race for world leadership in artificial intelligence, with the China and US currently battling ...
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Video: China’s humanoid robot dances while dodging soccer ball, stick attack
Unitree's G1 robot shows off agility and balance in a new video, dancing smoothly while navigating steep terrain with ...
China holds dominant position in humanoid robot ecosystem: analysts
China leads the West in number of top listed companies involved in developing humanoid robots, Morgan Stanley finds China is ahead of the West in terms of the scale of its humanoid robot industry, ...
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China's AI expansion continues, DeepSeek now in PCs, Robotics, EVs and more
TL;DR: China is rapidly integrating ... companies have begun the deployment of DeepSeek AI models into the manufacturing of personal computers, robots and electric vehicles. The move comes in ...