
Unitree’s humanoid robot output hits 18,000 as production ramps up
For the global robotics industry, the significance of Unitree’s production figures extends beyond one company.

For the global robotics industry, the significance of Unitree’s production figures extends beyond one company.

China’s deep-tech startups are drawing fresh capital across embodied AI, quantum computing and advanced semiconductors.

The move comes just one week after Alibaba opened public testing of QwenWork, its enterprise-focused AI productivity platform.

The facility is the first reusable launch vehicle assembly base and research center established by a commercial rocket company in Lingang.

For AI companies, owning or controlling data centers, power resources and physical capacity can translate into lower costs and greater supply certainty.
MSCI announced on July 28 that CXMT had met the eligibility criteria, with the inclusion taking effect on August 10.

The extremely low allocation rate highlights investor enthusiasm for China’s first humanoid robot stock.

AI biotech, industrial robotics and brain-computer interface startups secured fresh funding to advance next-generation technologies.

AgiBot is attempting to prove something far more ambitious: that a company can simultaneously be a manufacturer, a platform and an ecosystem builder.

The company has ranked No. 1 in China’s new-energy commercial vehicle market for four consecutive years since entering the sector a decade ago.