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The robot named Lightning more than lived up to its name during the second Beijing Humanoid Robot Half Marathon.
Leju (Shenzhen) Robotics Co., Ltd. is a Chinese company founded in 2016, based in Shenzhen, that develops humanoid robots. It works across research, education, and commercial applications.
Leju is pushing advanced robotics tech like torque servos, self-stabilizing bipedal walking, and AI motion algorithms. It has shown collaborative projects with companies like Huawei and China Mobile (for example, unveiling a humanoid equipped with 5G-A capability) and is expanding into industrial and service deployments.
The robot named Lightning more than lived up to its name during the second Beijing Humanoid Robot Half Marathon.
China’s new robot factory manufactures one humanoid every 30 minutes.
Shenzhen-based Leju Robot just launched the fifth iteration of its flagship industrial humanoid that can now switch between bipedal and wheeled locomotion.
For China’s blossoming humanoid robotics sector, there’s been little time to relax this summer.
WAIC 2025 (World Artificial Intelligence Conference) featured more than 150 fake humans with 60 distinct models, from more than 80 companies.
The city of Beijing just hosted the world’s first humanoid robot half marathon, during which 21 bipedal robots raced alongside roughly 12,000 human runners.
China’s full-sized humanoid robots are starting to enter classrooms. Footage from Chinese tabloid The Global Times circulating on social media …
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The humanoid robotic market is evolving at breakneck speed.
The following are just some of the latest developments in Chinese humanoid robotics.