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As the Chinese government pushes to be the clear leader in the humanoid race by next year, well-funded firms throughout the mainland are reporting breakthrough after breakthrough.
Researchers from Shenzhen’s Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTECH) recently showcased a soft humanoid robot prototype that physically adapts its body ondemand.
The Shanghai-based robotics startup MirrorMe Technology claims its new bipedal robot is the world’s fastest humanoid on two feet.
XPENG’s next-generation Iron humanoid is going viral after a Westworld-meets-Lululemon debut, but a new Chinese humanoid may already be dimming its spotlight.
The Shanghai-based robotics firm Fourier is going viral for footage it shared of its engineers controlling a fleet of its flagship humanoid robots using non-invasive brain-computer interfaces (BCI).
Two of the US humanoid sector’s heavyweights are swinging for the fences as they race to send their autonomous machines into the real world at scale.
Tesla plans to wind down production of its Model S and Model X vehicles at its Fremont factory to make space to mass produce Optimus humanoid robots.
The Shenzhen startup LimX Dynamics has demonstrated what it calls a major step forward for cold-weather logistics.
Figure AI says its flagship humanoid is more autonomous than ever thanks to its newly upgraded robot brain.
An NYC startup founded by former Meta engineers is generating buzz with its new compact humanoid robot that Boston Dynamics is already using to explore next-gen service applications.
Beijing-based startup InterstellOr (穿越者) just confirmed that more than 20 participants have secured seats aboard its first crewed mission scheduled for 2028.