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Beijing Galbot, a humanoid robotics startup with ties to Peking University, has seen its valuation surge past 10 billion yuan, cementing its position as a key player in China's increasingly competitive embodied intelligence sector. The new valuation makes Galbot the third Chinese humanoid robotics firm to cross the

Chinese venture capitalists are placing fresh bets on a highly specialized segment of the robotics industry: hyper-realistic, emotionally interactive machines designed to forge deeper connections with humans. This emerging investment trend signals a strategic pivot from purely functional, industrial robots toward social applications, directly tackling the long-standing design

Agibot, a prominent Chinese robotics company, is signaling a significant push into mass production with the launch of a new industrial-grade quadruped robot and an aggressive shipment forecast that could see tens of thousands of units delivered in 2026. The move, coupled with a new multi-billion dollar ecosystem

Gaogong Humanoid Robot (高工人形机器人), a Chinese industry media outlet, published a comprehensive review on August 20, 2025, following the conclusion of the 2025 World Robot Conference (WRC). The report details the latest advancements and demonstrations from a wide range of domestic humanoid robot manufacturers, spotlighting the sector's rapid

Chinese robotics firm Unitree Robotics is signaling an acceleration of its product development with a teaser for a new, larger humanoid robot, building on recent successes in athletic competitions that underscore its growing technological capabilities in a competitive global market. The company, via its official social media account, released a

JD.com Inc. (京东) is making a comprehensive entry into the embodied artificial intelligence robotics sector through a three-pronged strategy involving investments, in-house research and development, and AI model ecosystem development, with total committed resources exceeding 10 billion yuan. The Chinese e-commerce giant has launched an aggressive

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