China’s Boxing Humanoids Invade the US as Security Concerns Mount
A record crowd just turned out to watch Chinese humanoid robots battle in San Francisco as concerns rise about the safety and security of the machines.
SE01 is a humanoid robot developed by EngineAI Robotics, a Shenzhen-based company focused on advanced AI-driven motion control. Introduced in 2024, the robot stands about 180 centimeters (5 feet 11 inches) tall and weighs around 80 kilograms (176 pounds). It uses reinforcement and imitation learning to achieve a natural, humanlike gait and precise balance.
A record crowd just turned out to watch Chinese humanoid robots battle in San Francisco as concerns rise about the safety and security of the machines.
With significant financial backing, one of China’s buzziest humanoid robotics firms is drawing inspiration from a cinematic icon for its next-generation machine.
EngineAI has become known for its acrobatic robots that walk and dance eerily like real humans. Behind the theatrics, however, lies a much deeper ambition.
Buzzy Chinese startup EngineAI is showing off its short humanoid robot’s dancing as it pays homage to classic Hong Kong cinema.
A Chinese RoboCop-in-training is now conditioning itself to outrun you.
Engine AI says its PM01 is the first humanoid robot to ever perform a frontflip.
AI-powered humanoids are taking over Shenzhen as the city transforms into a robot-run metropolis.
Engine AI is really leaning into the RoboCop aesthetic.
A rivalry is brewing among the perceived leaders in China’s race to rule the emerging humanoid robotics market.
One of the Chinese humanoid robots generating the most interest internationally has been spotted out in the wild.
ENGINEAI just announced its new lightweight humanoid robot, the PM01, that moves quickly and is highly customizable.