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China has cemented its position as the world’s largest market for industrial robots, with domestic manufacturers making unprecedented strides in innovation and market share. Despite lingering gaps in high-end applications and core technologies, Chinese robotics firms are rapidly closing the competitive divide, fueled by aggressive policy support, manufacturing upgrades, and a booming smart equipment ecosystem.

Chinese appliance giant positions itself at forefront of embodied AI race Shenzhen-based Midea Group has revealed its first functional humanoid robot prototype capable of executing complex tasks ranging from precision screwdriving to responsive dance routines, signaling a strategic leap into advanced automation and AI integration. The development comes as the appliance manufacturer ramps up R&D

The humanoid robot industry is emerging as a major technological frontier, with a projected future market size reaching an astounding $60 trillion. A recent Morgan Stanley report titled “Humanoid 100” sheds light on the key players, industry dynamics, and regional dominance in this field. It identifies 100 core listed companies driving advancements in the humanoid

In recent years, China’s intelligent robot industry has experienced extraordinary growth, evolving from a niche sector into a booming ecosystem with more than 450,000 registered enterprises as of December 2024. This marks a staggering 206.73% increase compared to the end of 2020. This growth is the result of numerous factors, including advances in technology, economic

In the bustling city of Qingdao, Shandong province, a significant milestone in China’s technological landscape has emerged: the rise of Goertek, a super unicorn valued at approximately $28 billion. Poised to make its debut on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Goertek is not just another company—it represents a transformative force in the global sensor technology