EngineAI’s Second T800 Robot Factory Goes Online
The first batch of T800 robots just rolled off the production line at EngineAI’s second factory in China’s Henan province. It’s located in the
Zhao Tongyang is a Chinese robotics entrepreneur who serves as founder and CEO of EngineAI Robotics Technology Co., Ltd., a Shenzhen-based company focusing on humanoid robot development. He previously worked in the robotics industry through ventures such as DOGOTIX and XPENG Robotics, and he launched EngineAI in October 2023 with a vision to build general-purpose humanoid robots using advanced AI and mechanical systems
The first batch of T800 robots just rolled off the production line at EngineAI’s second factory in China’s Henan province. It’s located in the
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