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China issues guidelines to speed tech transfer in consumer goods, including brain-computer interfaces and embodied AI

China’s Commerce Ministry and eight other government departments have issued guidelines on accelerating technology-driven commerce, saying the country will cultivate technology transfer and commercialization institutions in the consumer goods sector. The guidelines, jointly released by the Commerce Ministry, Cyberspace Administration of China, National Development and Reform Commission, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Science and Technology, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Ministry of Culture and Tourism, People’s Bank of China and State Administration for Market Regulation, call for speeding the market conversion of frontier technologies including brain-computer interfaces and embodied intelligence.

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2026 Bund Summit Concludes in Shanghai, Unveiling AI's Massive Commercial and Inclusive Growth Potential - RobotHOT

2026 Bund Summit Concludes in Shanghai, Unveiling AI's Massive Commercial and Inclusive Growth Potential

The 2026 Inclusion Bund Summit closed on Friday after a four-day run in Shanghai’s Huangpu World Expo Park, showcasing AI’s accelerated shift from technological iteration to large-scale commercial implementation, industrial empowerment and inclusive public application. Bringing together more than 600 scholars, scientists, entrepreneurs and investors, alongside over 300 global tech exhibitors, the event consolidated industry consensus on AI-driven real economic growth amid evolving industrial and market landscapes. Hosted under the theme “Building the AI Economy Together”, the summit featured a 15,000-square-meter tech exhibition and a full lineup of industrial activities, including thematic forums, Developer Day, Innovators’ Stage, tech competitions, a venture capital meetup, a specialized job fair and the inaugural Inclusion AI Art Festival. Over 50 cutting-edge technologies, products and...

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  • Shanghai targets 8,000 humanoid robots in factories by 2028

    Shanghai aims to raise industrial robot density to 600 units per 10,000 workers and deploy 8,000 humanoid robots in factories by 2028, according to an action plan to accelerate next-generation intelligent manufacturing. The plan also targets an AI-enabled advanced manufacturing equipment industry scale exceeding 200 billion yuan ($28 billion).

  • GENISOM AI, Tencent Cloud sign strategic cooperation pact on embodied intelligence

    GENISOM AI and Tencent Cloud signed a strategic cooperation agreement on Oct. 28 during the 2026 Tencent Global Digital Ecosystem Summit. The two sides will cooperate in areas including artificial intelligence computing power, model training and inference, simulation computing, cloud-edge collaboration and industry solutions, aiming to promote the large-scale application of embodied intelligence technologies and products in real business scenarios.

  • AGIBOT launches GO-3 Preview embodied model for full-chain scalable learning

    Chinese robot maker AGIBOT launched GO-3 Preview on Oct. 29, an embodied model it described as a culmination of its AI WAVE efforts, designed to enable full-chain scalable learning across pre-training, post-training and post-deployment. AGIBOT said the model is built on an embodied-native architecture that unifies understanding, prediction and action. Backed by Genie Evolver and Genie Master, it extends learning from pre-training to post-training and post-deployment, allowing robots to keep improving through experience interaction and real-world operations.

  • SeaHi Robotics among industry leaders honored with “Ocean Star Industry Leadership Award”

    The China Marine Economy Expo opened in Shenzhen, where the inaugural Ocean Star Industry Leadership Award was conferred on leading companies including SeaHi Robotics, China Merchants Group, CNOOC, Huawei, China Telecom and China Classification Society. The award was jointly presented by Peter Thomson, UN Secretary-General's Special Envoy for the Ocean, and Lyu Bin, Chairman of the China Oceanic Development Foundation. Organizers said the award aims to set industry benchmarks, highlight winners' brand influence and industry standing, and demonstrate the scale and strategic leadership of China's marine sector.

  • WeRide's JingShuo to raise 70 mln yuan in pre-A round with Jiayu Capital, HKSTP, Sirius Capital

    WeRide disclosed the first financing progress of its subsidiary JingShuo Technology. JingShuo plans to bring in investors including Jiayu Capital, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) and Sirius Capital to complete a 70 million yuan ($9.8 million) pre-A funding round. Founded in Zhejiang in 2024, JingShuo aims to build data and world-model infrastructure for the physical AI era. The company has developed an integrated data-model platform called WorldEngine, a world model named GENESIS-Robotics and a data asset engine called SkillForge.

  • AGIBOT Reports Nearly RMB 2 Billion Revenue and 9,700 Units Shipped in H1 2026

    On October 29, at AGIBOT's Innovation Day, Peng Zhihui, co-founder, President and CTO of AGIBOT, disclosed that in the first half of 2026, the company generated nearly RMB 2 billion in revenue and shipped 9,700 units, accounting for more than 43% of the global market share.

  • NVIDIA Opens SimReady Central Library on Hugging Face for Robot Training and AI Factory Digital Twins

    NVIDIA announces the launch of the SimReady Central Library, opening a simulation-ready 3D asset library on Hugging Face for developers building robot training environments and AI factory digital twins. The library covers a range of infrastructure and equipment, from robotic arms and grippers to warehouse equipment, shelving, and cooling facilities. Developers can view which capabilities each asset supports and then combine assets from different vendors into a single scene.

  • Unitree Robotics' nine-month revenue rises 55.7%; Q3 net profit falls 17.4%

    China's Unitree Robotics said in a filing on Oct. 28 that revenue for the first nine months of 2026 rose 55.71% year on year to 1.817 billion yuan.Net profit attributable to shareholders jumped 270.54% to 387 million yuan, while net profit excluding non-recurring items fell 18.78% to 349 million yuan.In the third quarter alone, revenue rose 69.93% to 665 million yuan, but net profit attributable to shareholders fell 17.37% to 113 million yuan and non-recurring-adjusted net profit fell 17.42% to 105 million yuan.
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