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China's Xpeng may invest up to $13.8 billion in humanoid robots, state media reports
Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng sees humanoid robots as a long-term project and is considering large investments that could go up to 100 billion yuan ($13.80 billion), state media reported its CEO as saying on Monday.
China’s Humanoid Robots Get Set to Impress at World’s First Robot Marathon in Beijing
(Yicai) March 13 -- Several Chinese robot developers are putting their humanoid robots through their paces in preparation for the world’s first humanoid robot half marathon which will take place next month in Beijing. The event will serve as a global stage for showcasing their robots’ speed, agility, and performance.
XPeng Bets $13.8B on Humanoid Robots to Rival Tesla’s Optimus Bot
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker XPeng (XPEV) is reportedly set to invest up to $13.8 billion (100 billion yuan) on humanoid robots to rival
China expands presence in humanoid robotics amid industry boom
Zhejiang province, where Hangzhou is located, has been at the forefront of China's robotics push. In 2017, it became the first province to introduce a dedicated "robot plus" action plan, accelerating investment and policy support in the sector. And Hangzhou itself is emerging as a major tech hub, home to more than 200 robot-related companies.
XPeng to Invest $13.8B in Humanoid Robots to Scale Production
XPeng Inc. XPEV, which designs, develops, manufactures and markets smart electric vehicles in China, is preparing to mass-produce flying cars and humanoid robots by next year. The company looks at humanoid robots as a long-term project and is considering significant investments of up to 100 billion yuan ($13.
Xpeng Eyes Major Investment in Humanoid Robots, Aims for Up to $13.8 Billion
Chinese EV maker Xpeng (NYSE:XPEV) is gearing up for a massive investment in humanoid robots, with potential spending reaching 100 billion yuan ($13.8 billion), CEO He Xiaopeng revealed during Chinas annual
Xpeng pioneers flying cars and humanoid robots by 2026
The Chinese company Xpeng plans to mass-produce flying cars and humanoid robots. It announces that the first models will be available as early as 2026. Is it reality or science fiction? Xpeng is a Chinese technology company that has announced its plans to mass-produce flying cars and humanoid robots.
China's Xpeng to spend up to $13.8B on humanoid robots
CEO He Xiaopeng said that the company is considering investment in humanoid robots, potentially reaching up to $13.8B, according to a Chinese financial newspaper.  Xpeng's (NYSE:XPEV) CEO emphasized that while the current investment might seem conservative due to the early stages of the project,
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UBTECH launches Tiangong Walker, a research-grade humanoid robot priced under $45k
UBTECH and the Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center jointly launched the Tiangong Walker (our translation), a full-size ...
Robots and humans will compete with each other in the first humanoid robot half-marathon
Humanoid robots and humans will race in a half-marathon, showcasing advancements in robotics, with awards for race completion ...
Chinese humanoid robot lands world's first front flip
A robotics firm in China claims a robot has performed the world's first humanoid robot front flip, which is significantly more difficult than a backflip.
1 Word Explains Why Your Robot Co-Worker Looks Kind of Human: Trust
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