In Liuzhou, UBTECH says its highly automated plant can complete one humanoid robot every ten minutes. Behind the striking image, China is trying to turn humanoids into a mass industry.
Honor's humanoid robot Lightning reportedly ran 100 meters in 9.32 seconds in Beijing. Beyond the spectacle, China is selling a full-scale robotics strategy.
The United States has just blocked the authorization of new humanoid and quadruped robots manufactured abroad, a measure primarily targeting Chinese champions like Unitree. Behind the argument of cybersecurity lies the next global battle for artificial intelligence.
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