Robot

FJ Dynamics, a leading Chinese agricultural robotics company, is pursuing a Hong Kong initial public offering despite accumulating substantial losses, testing investor appetite for capital-intensive ventures aimed at automating one of the world's oldest industries. The company, which ranks third globally in the agricultural robot market, revealed

The global humanoid robot industry is reaching an inflection point, with capital shifting from backing speculative technology to funding companies with clear paths to commercialization. In this high-stakes race, China's industry leader Unitree and U.S.-based Figure AI represent two starkly different strategies, raising critical questions

Chinese startup Agibot has unveiled its new industrial-grade humanoid robot, the Genie G2, on October 16th, securing orders worth hundreds of millions of yuan and beginning its first commercial deliveries. The company announced that the Genie G2 has already been ordered by major clients, including a contract exceeding RMB

Beijing Yunji Technology, a leading Chinese robotics firm backed by Tencent and Alibaba, saw its shares surge in their Hong Kong trading debut, even as the company faces mounting losses and significant debt obligations that likely prompted its public offering. The strong market reception highlights investor enthusiasm for China’s

China has solidified its position as the undisputed leader in the global robotics market, capturing a 54% share of all industrial robot installations and seeing its domestic manufacturers overtake foreign competitors for the first time. The surge underscores a major power shift in the high-tech manufacturing landscape, according to

Two of China’s most prominent humanoid robot startups, Unitree Technology and Agibot, are locked in an intense race to go public, vying for the title of the sector's first listed company and the investor attention that comes with it. Unitree Technology has moved aggressively toward a traditional

Infiforce Technology has landed the world's largest-ever single commercial order for embodied artificial intelligence, a landmark deal that signals a strategic shift in the industry toward practical application over pure technological advancement. The nearly $36 million agreement validates a business model focused on solving specific, real-world

Alibaba has established a new robotics team, signaling a strategic push from artificial intelligence software into physical hardware and escalating the global technology race to create intelligent machines. The Chinese e-commerce and cloud giant has formed a "Robotics and Embodied AI Group," Lin Junyang, head of technology

A Chinese robotics firm has launched the world's first large model enabling humanoid robots to express emotions through their walk, a technological leap that shifts the industry's focus from pure functionality to nuanced human-computer interaction. Shanghai-based Cyan Robotics recently debuted the breakthrough technology, demonstrated