BYD, XPeng, GAC, and NIO have all built or are actively exploring humanoid robots. Chinese electric vehicle (EV) makers' pivot to robotics builds on their

Your story looks at electric-vehicle makers in China that are starting to work on humanoid robots, but I want to ask about a crazy stat. In China, 53% of vehicles sold are either electric or hybrid, compared with 8% in the US. What explains that?

A robot is trialed for deployment at car factories in East China's Shanghai. Photo: Screenshot of the video from Fourier's official website . Humanoid robots in China have recentl

Recent reports highlight how Chinese robotics manufacturer, UBTech, are pushing forward with the release of AI-enabled humanoid robots this year.

Technical know-how and existing supply chains give Chinese electric-vehicle makers a significant head start in the sector.

China launches first humanoid robot training facility in Shanghai, aiming to train 1,000 robots by 2027 and revolutionize tech innovation.

Meta reportedly plans to develop software that can power robots built by other companies—like Android does for smartphones—rather than launching its own Meta-branded robot.

Facebook’s parent company, Meta Platforms, is planning its next huge investment: AI-powered humanoid robots as it pushes into augmented reality. According to a Bloomberg report, the social networking firm is making significant investments in this category as it seeks to become a leader in futuristic robots that can act like humans and help with routine