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In a note that cuts through the hype surrounding one of the market's hottest sectors, Goldman Sachs has cast a sober eye on the state of humanoid robotics. Following the first-ever World Humanoid Robot Games (WHRG) held in Beijing from August 14-17, the bank’s analysts

Chinese robotics company Agibot has launched six core product lines on its official online store and JD.com, marking a significant shift from technology development to commercial deployment as the company seeks to monetize its humanoid and service robot technologies. The product launch spans humanoid robots, robotic hands, quadruped robots

The founder of a leading Chinese robotics firm says AI technology has not yet reached a critical breakthrough, a global challenge he identifies as the main obstacle to the mass adoption of humanoid robots. He anticipates significant AI progress within 3-5 years but warns that widespread household integration will

Chinese humanoid robot manufacturers are reporting a significant acceleration in orders, production, and deliveries, signaling that the industry is rapidly transitioning from research and development to commercial-scale deployment. The shift is marked by a flurry of recent deals and growing order books. Agibot announced it secured a multi-million-

In a keynote speech at the main forum of the 2025 World Robot Conference (WRC), Chen Jianyu, founder of Robotera, outlined the company's strategic approach to creating advanced automatons. Titled "Building General-Purpose Humanoid Robots," the presentation detailed a vision centered on integrating a "general

China has unveiled a strategic blueprint for the future of embodied artificial intelligence, outlining ten key development trends that emphasize the use of generative AI in robot design, advanced simulation for training, and the creation of a comprehensive ecosystem to support their deployment. The vision points toward a future where

Wang Xingxing, the founder of Chinese robotics firm Unitree Robotics, shared his vision for the future of the industry in a group media interview at the recent World Robot Conference. He addressed several pivotal topics, including the potential for robots to become free, the strategy for Chinese intelligent manufacturing to

Humanoid robots, long a staple of science-fiction showcases, are rapidly shifting their focus from acrobatic displays to practical labor, a strategic pivot driven by intense pressure to achieve commercial viability. This transition is attracting a wave of investment from major technology and automotive companies, signaling a new, more pragmatic

Chinese robotics firm AgiBot has secured a landmark commercial agreement with Fulin Precision Co. to deploy its embodied artificial intelligence robots in a factory setting, a deal that signals the beginning of large-scale commercialization for the technology in industrial applications. The company announced on August 11 that it will