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Latest news and articles about robotics

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A detailed view of the DeepSeek AI interface, displaying a welcoming message on a dark background.
Technology

CES 2026: The Year Physical AI Left the Screen — China’s Hardware Push and the End of Demo Theatre

CES 2026 moved the narrative from flashy demos to physical, embodied AI and underscored China’s shift from exporter to global supplier of AI hardware. Investors returned with cautious optimism: the technology is making measurable progress, but crowded categories and deployment challenges demand clearer paths to revenue and regulatory compliance.

NeTe2026年1月20日 11:20
#CES2026#Physical AI#Chinese tech
An autonomous delivery robot moves through a shaded pathway in a park, exemplifying modern logistics.
Technology

Zhonghaida Says Its IMUs Give Robots Real‑Time 3D Posture Data — A Quiet Step into Robotics Supply

Zhonghaida (300177.SZ) told investors that its inertial measurement units provide robots with real‑time 3D attitude sensing, supporting balance and movement. The brief disclosure signals the company’s role as a sensor supplier to the growing Chinese robotics industry, but it stops short of detailing product grades, customers or commercial impact.

NeTe2026年1月19日 21:50
#Zhonghaida#IMU#robotics
A futuristic humanoid robot in an indoor Tokyo setting, showcasing modern technology.
Technology

Airbus Teams Up with Chinese Robot Maker UBTECH to Push Humanoid Automation into Aerospace

UBTECH and Airbus have formed a partnership to develop humanoid robots for aerospace tasks, combining UBTECH’s bipedal platforms with Airbus’s operational expertise. The collaboration highlights both the practical appeal of human-form robots in human-centric environments and the central technical challenge: building safe, reliable "brains" for use in regulated, safety-critical settings.

NeTe2026年1月18日 13:40
#UBTECH#Airbus#humanoid robots
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Business

Shanghai-listed Materials Firm Insists Chairman Played No Role in Robotics R&D Amid Regulatory Query

Shangwei New Materials said its chairman, Peng Zhihui, did not take part in the company’s R&D and that operational responsibility sits with joint CEO/CTO Zhou Bin, after receiving supervisory queries from Shanghai regulators. The company highlighted existing governance structures and pledged more cautious external communications given Peng’s concurrent role at a related robotics firm.

NeMo2026年1月17日 05:40
#Shangwei New Materials#Peng Zhihui#Zhou Bin