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NEO is a soft tendon-driven humanoid robot developed by 1X for household scenarios. It can autonomously handle household chores, engage in natural conversations and keep learning. Featuring a soft and safe body structure, 25-DoF dexterous hands and an onboard large language model, it supports vision, audio and memory capabilities. ⚠️ This information is compiled from publicly available online sources, for reference only.

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  • UBTECH Launches Smart Factory in Liuzhou, First for Mass Production of Industrial Humanoids

    UBTech inaugurated its industrial humanoid robot super smart factory in Liuzhou, Guangxi, on Sept. 12, calling it the world's first smart manufacturing benchmark plant for industrial humanoid robots with 10,000-unit-level capacity. The 14,000-square-meter factory mainly produces the Walker S series industrial humanoid robots and the Cruzr series embodied-intelligence industrial humanoid robots, and can roll out one unit every 10 minutes, with planned annual capacity of more than 10,000 units, the company said.

  • China releases regional tech innovation report, Shanghai retains top ranking

    The Chinese Academy of Science and Technology for Development unveiled its 2026 Report on China’s Regional Science and Technology Innovation Evaluation at the Pujiang Innovation Forum. The report puts China’s overall score for scientific and technological innovation at 81.13, up 0.93 points year-on-year, reflecting steady improvements in the innovation ecosystem. Shanghai, Beijing, Jiangsu, Guangdong, Zhejiang and Tianjin lead the nation in comprehensive innovation capacity. With a score of 91.40, Shanghai keeps its No.1 position after claiming the top spot last year.

  • GenRobot Unveils Whole-Body Data Paradigm to Accelerate Physical AI

    GenRobot.AI is spearheading a new paradigm of whole-body data with the release of its Whole-Body Manipulation Data technology. The innovation enables robots to master full-body coordination, accelerating the advent of Physical AI.

  • Robots may be waking up: AGIBOT unveils GE-Act 2.0 world action model with 100x larger training dataset to let robots learn new skills autonomously

    The awakening of robotic intelligence may already be underway. AgiBot has released GE-Act 2.0, its upgraded world action model, featuring a 100-fold expansion of training data that enables robots to independently master new capabilities. The new iteration drastically scales the volume of training corpus, empowering robotic agents to discover and pick up new skills without manually coded instructions, marking a notable leap for embodied intelligence.

  • PHYMI lands nearly $100 mln seed funding for embodied AI development

    Embodied AI startup PHYMI has raised nearly $100 million in its seed round. The round is led by IDG Capital, joined by Yunqi Partners, Didi, Fosun RZ Capital, Gaorong Capital and Hesai Technology. Founded in March 2026, PHYMI is headed by Liu Nianqiu, ex-technical partner and director at DeepRoute.ai. He took part in China's high-level autonomous driving industry's key journey from L4 R&D to mass production.

  • Maniformer showcases AI robotics tools to create new job roles for people with disabilities

    The 2026 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) opened in Beijing on Tuesday. Maniformer has featured at a special booth hosted by the Beijing Disabled Persons'Federation, themed "Digital Intelligence for Disability Assistance, Skills for a Better Life". The display demonstrates new opportunities for people with disabilities to take part in robot training and gain income in daily life. At the exhibition booth, visitors with disabilities completed a series of tasks using two embodied intelligence data collection products, MEgo View and MEgo Gripper. Their movements are converted into datasets to train embodied AI models, unlocking a new occupation: robotics trainer.
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