RobotEra is a Tsinghua‑backed Chinese startup founded in 2023 building high‑performance humanoid robots with advanced dexterous hands, 55 DOF, AI-driven embodied intelligence, and versatile real-world capabilities
Beijing’s RobotEra is scaling into thousands of units with substantial financial backing as its humanoids take over human jobs for some of the world’s largest logistics companies.
China’s RobotEra is deploying its humanoid robots directly into logistics hubs for some of the world’s largest delivery companies.
At first, the world laughed at China’s humanoid robotics ambitions. Then the tone shifted as its engineers developed increasingly capable and humanlike machines.
In the past two years, the fastest humanoid robots have more than tripled their speed. Now the focus is shifting to endurance as more than humanlike machines are put through the ringer for the second annual Beijing Humanoid Robot Half Marathon.
China’s humanoid robots are Wild ‘N Out as they usher in the Year of the Horse.
The first-ever World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing offered a peak into a robot-run future that China intends to dominate.
For China’s blossoming humanoid robotics sector, there’s been little time to relax this summer.
The rising startup RobotEra, maker of the world’s fastest bipedal humanoid robot, is pushing a suite of AI-powered humanoids to market with significant financial backing.
After months of training for battle, China’s humanoid robots are popping up everywhere in the West.
The world’s fastest bipedal humanoid robot has a new record. It’s the first robot to use chopsticks.
As the People’s Republic pushes to rule the emerging humanoid robotics market, over 20 Chinese firms are training AI-powered robots for the first-ever human-robot half marathon.