Xpeng says robotics industry will get bigger than automotive sector

Xpeng says robotics industry will get bigger than automotive sector

Xpeng plans to mass produce humanoid robots and flying cars for the consumer market by the end of next year.

Chinese companies launch more humanoid robots as sector enters early mass production phase

Chinese companies have launched more humanoid robots, signaling the industry enters an early phase of mass production, an industry veteran said on Tuesday.

China’s EV Giants Embrace Robotics—Is the West Falling Behind? - All Things Supply Chain

For decades, automation has been a driving force behind manufacturing efficiency, but nowhere is this transformation more evident than in China’s electric vehicle (EV) industry. While Western automakers remain hesitant, citing high costs and uncertain returns, Chinese EV giants are rapidly integrating robotics—particularly humanoid robots—into their production lines. This shift raises a crucial question: Is

From mimicking walks to mastering flips, China's humanoid robots are leaping toward the future

A 1.38-meter-tall, 40-kilogram humanoid robot sprinted gracefully through Shenzhen Talent Park, drawing astonished onlookers who quickly captured the scene on their phones.

The country's service robot industry is rapidly developing: since the beginning of the year, 15 times more devices have been produced than industrial robots.

Figure launches BotQ, new high-volume manufacturing facility for humanoid robots

Figure has unveiled BotQ, its new manufacturing facility designed for the high-volume production of humanoid robots. The facility’s first-generation production line will be capable of manufacturing up to 12,000 humanoid [...] The post Figure launches BotQ, new high-volume manufacturing facility for humanoid robots appeared first on Robotics and Automation.