UBTECH Robotics has released episode 2 of its factory tour series, showing a vertical warehouse built for robots: 112 humanoid robots operating in just 65 m². The company says the next episode will reveal another corner of the factory that the public has not seen before.
UBTECH Robotics has kicked off a factory tour video series. Episode 1 features its CEO walking viewers through the company's Super Smart Factory, showing how robots build robots on the line. The company says further episodes are coming.
The Robot Report's new report reviews how manufacturing robots have evolved from rigid arms to diverse, AI-enabled systems. It highlights labor shortages, rising robot density, collaborative robots, mobile manipulators, and early humanoid trials, while noting integration and ROI challenges.
In September, two contrasting moves in robotics: Skild partnered with Nvidia and Foxconn to deploy AI models on dual-arm robots for precision assembly, while Universal Robots redesigned its platform for easier AI integration. Sanctuary AI shifted focus from humanoid robots to deploying Physical AI on existing industrial arms, achieving over 99.5% success in wire harness insertion.
China's total social logistics value reached 243.6 trillion yuan in the first eight months of 2024, up 4.9% year-on-year, according to the China Federation of Logistics & Purchasing. The data reveals stable growth and structural optimization, highlighting the strengthening resilience of industrial and supply chains.
Agility Robotics says hundreds of thousands of manufacturing roles sit unfilled as the workforce retires and fewer people step in. The company says its humanoid robot Digit exists to take on that work. CEO Peggy Johnson made the case in a conversation with @bheater and @A3Automate.
Dobot Robotics says its DOBOT MG400 desktop four-axis robot, paired with the Vision Kit, detects changing positions and orientations of glass parts for precise pick-and-place. The combination offers ±0.05 mm repeatability, aimed at glass handling that needs more flexibility and at compact, flexible automation setups.
China's 354,000 domestically produced industrial robots are challenging the long-held dominance of the global “Big Four,” signaling deeper import substitution and price pressure. The shift marks a structural test for Fanuc, Yaskawa, ABB and KUKA in the world’s largest robot market.
IndexBox forecasts the global Delta robot market to grow at a 7.7% CAGR from 2026 to 2035, reaching an index of 210 by 2035. Food and beverage processing leads demand at 28%, followed by electronics and semiconductors.
Chinese special-purpose robots are taking on dangerous missions, from a 500°C-tolerant robot wolf and a flying lifebuoy to machines that can lift 1.5 tons or pull 6 tons. At a Hangzhou exhibition, more than 300 robots demonstrated designs optimized for task-specific, high-risk environments rather than human-like forms.
AI computing demand has pushed PCB makers into a new wave of high-end capacity expansion, with over 101.2 billion yuan in planned investment since 2026. Robot suppliers such as Yifei Technology are moving onto those lines, as China's industrial robot installations hit a record 354,000 units in 2025.
The International Federation of Robotics reports that China deployed 354,000 industrial robots in 2025, up 20% year on year and equal to 59% of global installations. Domestic suppliers now account for 55% of the Chinese market, and IFR expects annual growth of 5% to 10% through 2029.
Xinhe Robotics, a specialist in grain storage robots, has completed its first funding round of tens of millions of RMB from Shenzhen High-tech Investment. The company plans to use the funds for R&D, production expansion, and scaling across national grain depots.
Moying Technology's industrial embodied AI foundation has been ranked No. 7 in the 2026 AI Innovation Application TOP50 Model Cases, the only benchmark enterprise in its category. Its Moying Baichuan platform abstracts hardware protocols, pluginizes products, and templates scenarios, cutting new device onboarding from three months to as fast as seven days.
Lumos Robotics announced that founder and CEO Yu Chao has been named to Fortune's 2026 40 Under 40 list. The company said the recognition reflects its different path for Physical AI, grounded in real-world tasks and industrial deployment. At the core is NexCore, its skill evolution engine for Industrial Physical AI, which links real-world tasks, data, models, skills and robotic systems so robots can continuously acquire and improve new capabilities.
RealMan Intelligent Technology and Zhuxin IoT have jointly launched "Silicon-Based Duty," a power O&M brand that places RealBOT series robots in live distribution rooms. Using RealMan's GLN remote operations network, certified operators direct on-site robots for switching, meter reading and inspection, closing the gap between platform alerts and on-site action.
Boston Dynamics reports that @WienEnergie has used Spot at its Simmering Power Plant in Vienna since 2023, completing more than 4,000 inspection routes and walking 1,600 kilometers. The utility is now expanding its fleet, adding four more Spot robots to facilities in the Vienna area.
Qianneng Hengxin (300191.SZ) said on an investor interactive platform that its intelligent drilling robot is still in the research and development stage, with no timeline disclosed.
Li Jiong, General Manager of Haoling Robotics, says that the industrialization of industrial embodied AI must be scene-driven, transitioning from specialized to general-purpose solutions to overcome the limitations of traditional robots.
Boston Dynamics has launched the Robotics Metaplant Application Center (RMAC) at Metaplant America, part of Hyundai Motor Group. The site works as a testbed and training center for integrating Atlas robots directly into HMG's automobile manufacturing operations, as Boston Dynamics widens its robotics and AI strategy.
Dongfeng's humanoid robot Xiaodong is scheduled to enter a factory for training by the end of October, according to chief engineer Zhang Zhenlin. The robot will begin trial production by year-end, with small-batch production planned for next year, targeting sorting, material handling and quality inspection.
At the 22nd China Automotive Industry Development (TEDA) International Forum, Chen Chao of Qingyan Precision explained how the company uses automotive testing and validation expertise to help embodied AI companies achieve batch delivery in industrial scenarios. He proposed an RIL (Robot-in-the-Loop) system and a vocational school model to bridge the gap between robot companies and industrial clients.
UBTECH's Liuzhou 10,000-unit industrial humanoid robot super smart factory has begun production, with a planned annual capacity of over 10,000 units and one robot rolling off the line every 10 minutes. The factory employs a "robots building robots" model and features a digital manufacturing base co-developed with Siemens, while showcasing the advanced technology of the Walker S2 industrial humanoid robot.
Youibot and Huawei Cloud unveiled the CloudRobo embodied intelligence inspection solution during Huawei Connect 2026, with a flagship case now in regular operation at China Southern Power Grid's Guangzhou Power Supply Bureau. Youibot, which ranked first in the global industrial mobile manipulator market in 2024, has delivered over 800 projects and reports a customer repurchase rate above 70%.
South Korean startup MilliTrack has developed AMR+, an add-on localization system that uses millimeter-wave radio backscatter to give autonomous mobile robots a reliable position source where cameras and LiDAR falter. Priced at roughly $1,000 per tracker-and-tag kit, it is slated to launch in March 2027 after a CES 2027 demonstration.
Chinese robot hands now cost a fraction of their 2025 prices, yet fewer than 1% of them work on automotive lines. The industry has three separate ways of judging a hand, and the one that measures lifespan has no common scale.
Shanghai Electric Group and China CITIC Group signed a strategic cooperation agreement on September 18 to deepen collaboration in high-end equipment, green energy, advanced materials, smart infrastructure, international operations, and diversified finance. Shanghai FANUC Robotics and CITIC Heavy Industries also signed a separate pact focused on intelligent manufacturing, special robots, and smart production line upgrades.
Before Friday's US market open, key developments include China-US communication on a leaders' meeting, China's State Council addressing aging, the EU seeking to restrict Chinese hybrid car imports, the BOJ hinting at consecutive rate hikes, AI advances from OpenAI and Anthropic, Toyota's plan to deploy 400,000 robots, and market movements with tech stocks rebounding and the yuan strengthening past 6.7.
Hangzhou Shenhao Embodied Intelligence Technology Co., Ltd. has been established with 70 million yuan in registered capital, wholly owned by Shenhao Technology. The new company covers robot manufacturing and AI algorithm development, extending Shenhao's inspection robot business toward more general embodied intelligence.
On September 17, Hangzhou Robotics School held a graduation ceremony for its first four robot students after more than two months of systematic training. The four robots—two guides, one inspection unit, and one piano performer—will deploy to museums, a Nestlé factory in Tianjin, and entertainment work in South Korea.
Dobot Robotics says its Nova 5 robot is running a copper rod dip coating application in Malaysia. The company states the robot delivers smooth, repeatable movement that supports a stable and efficient coating process, and frames consistent motion as the starting point for smarter coating work.
Xingfa Group said at an earnings briefing that intelligent rock drilling robots developed with partners are mainly used in its own mines. The company has no plans to sell them externally for now.
Jidong Equipment (000856.SZ) said its cement silo-clearing robot remains under optimization and has not been finalized for production, with no mass production plan currently. The update came in response to investor questions on robot progress and related businesses.
A Hefei team has developed a forestry inspection robot that fuses lidar and thermal imaging to enable all-weather fire monitoring. The system reports a 27 percent coverage gain and completed multiple field tests, with the team now pushing toward industrialization.
Hangcha Group plans to issue up to 2.259 billion yuan in convertible bonds to fund forklift robot projects. The company's intelligent logistics business revenue grew over 30% in the first half, boosting its robotics push.
In a September 15 press conference, the National Bureau of Statistics reported that China's industrial robot production rose 34.6% year-on-year in August. Output of 3D printing equipment and lithium-ion batteries also grew 29.9% and 57.2%, respectively.
Chinese A-share robot concept stocks rose in volatile trading, led by Wanxun Automation's 20% limit-up. Kesen Technology had earlier sealed its limit-up, while Qijing Machinery, Zhejiang Rongtai, Beizi Technology, and Jiangsu Beiren gained over 5%.
At the 16th Smart City and Intelligent Economy Expo in Ningbo, PNDbotics is presenting a "FutureFactory" industrial scenario to demonstrate humanoid robots performing real manufacturing tasks. The company aims to show that robots are moving from laboratory demonstrations to actual work in production environments.
Global humanoid production passed 20,000 units in 2025, ten times 2024. Factory deployments stay case-by-case. A four-layer data check, from Longcheer's 64,828 tasks to Unitree's IPO filing.
The Robot Report Podcast Episode 261 features Monumental founder and CEO Salar al Khafaji discussing 'Walls as a Service' and the construction industry's automation potential. The episode also covers news from Agility Robotics, Figure, Boston Dynamics, and sponsorship opportunities.
ZOOMLION has introduced a floor tile paving robot that pairs laser sensing with integrated pressing and grinding. The machine offers efficiency of up to 24 m² per hour, with paving accuracy held within 3 mm over a 2-meter span.
InHand Networks (688080.SH) is conducting forward-looking research on embodied AI robots, focusing on 3D vision, dexterous actuators, motion control, and autonomous learning for industrial flexible manufacturing.
Monumental is using bricklaying robots to tackle construction labor shortages, starting with physically demanding tasks that have the biggest hiring gaps. The company shares lessons from early deployments, including adapting computer vision to real-world conditions.
Mech-Mind Robotics says robots need more than automation as they take on complex tasks. The company integrates Eyes, Brain, and Hands with Physical AI, enabling robots to perceive, understand, and act in real-world environments. With over 29,000 deployments, 100+ Fortune 500 customers across nearly 50 countries and regions, its technology supports over 100,000 goods types and 50+ applications.
UBTECH Robotics received a reiterated 'Buy' rating from Daiwa, citing faster industrial deployment and strong early demand for its Walker S2 humanoid robots.
The 10th National Underwater Robot Competition will take place in Dalian from September 17 to 20, featuring a main contest and supporting events. Organized by the Dalian municipal government and Pengcheng Laboratory, the event aims to advance marine robotics and industry-academia collaboration.
The four foreign robot giants that dominated China's market are losing ground, with domestic brands surpassing 55% share in Q1 2026. The fall of iRobot and the rise of new players from manufacturing, startups, and cross-industry leaders signal an irreversible power shift in robotics.
Inspection robots are increasingly deployed at Chinese petrochemical plants, with a new explosion-proof robot at Zhenhai Refining & Chemical now patrolling pipe racks and valves 24/7. From Guangdong to Urumqi, these robots cut response times by 360 times and reduce leak misses to 0.1%, becoming essential "extra staff" for energy giants.
DEEP Robotics' Lynx wheel-legged robot demonstrates stable locomotion in extreme desert conditions, handling soft sand and steep slopes. The robot has been deployed in vineyards, industrial inspections, and public safety, showcasing its versatility across industries.
Mech-Mind Robotics' shares fell over 5% on September 4, reaching a new low since its IPO. The stock dropped as much as 9% intraday to HK$75.4 before recovering slightly.
On September 4, A-shares rose broadly, and the Guotai Robotics ETF (159551) underlying index climbed nearly 2% for a second consecutive day. Its current PE of 53.87 is considered relatively low, suggesting potential upside for the sector.
Shenzhen has released a 2026-2028 work plan aiming to position the city as the world's most influential hub for intelligent robotics, with a focus on innovation clusters, industrial infrastructure, and open collaboration.
Shandong Youbaote Robotics has completed a nine-figure yuan Series A+ round led by Dongzheng Capital, with participation from industrial and venture investors. The funding will support scaled production and further development in mining applications.
BOE Zhiyu and Xingyuanzhi Robotics have signed a strategic cooperation agreement to jointly develop embodied robotics for 3C and display manufacturing, using a joint laboratory to drive from verification to commercial scale.
The 2026 World Robot Conference in Beijing showcased a shift from entertainment robots to practical industrial robots. Over 300 companies displayed 3,000+ exhibits, with a focus on production-line applications.
RoboBusiness 2026 will feature a keynote panel on physical AI in production robots, with leaders from Amazon Robotics, Teradyne Robotics, and Cobot. The session will explore real-world AI applications, from perception to fleet optimization, and how to build reliable, scalable AI systems.
Chinese stocks declined, with the ChiNext Index falling over 1% as tech, chip, and robot shares led losses.
Guangzhou Risson Intelligent Technology posted its best half-year results since listing, with revenue up 71.67% and a return to profit, driven by its six-axis robot business.
At WRC 2026, Galaxea Dynamics unveiled NEXO, a next-generation mobile manipulator with 30 degrees of freedom and a dual-arm payload capacity of up to 20 kg, designed for real-world productivity across industries.
Robot-related stocks on China's A-share market surged on Wednesday, with several companies hitting the daily limit, reflecting strong investor sentiment in the robotics sector.
Japanese companies have formed a consortium to jointly develop AI technologies for industrial robots, according to Kyodo News.
Ruison Technology posted its best half-year results since listing, with revenue up 71.67% and net profit soaring 3349.46%, driven by robot production lines penetrating into optical communications, 3C electronics, and semiconductors.
Who took gold at Beijing's second World Humanoid Robot Games: a roundup of the winning robots and what the scores reveal.
Dongfang Dianre stated on its interactive platform that revenue from robot-related operations currently accounts for a small share of total revenue, with no material impact on performance.
Dongfang Dianre (300217) said on its investor interaction platform on Aug 28 that revenue from its robot-related business currently accounts for a low proportion of total revenue and does not have a significant impact on its performance.
China's top economic planner urges local governments to develop the robot industry based on regional strengths, warning against blind imitation and overheated investment.
Teradyne Robotics has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against JAKA's German subsidiary over cobot hardware and software patents. The company emphasizes its commitment to protecting intellectual property amid growing competition in the collaborative robot market.
Kailida (688255.SH) reported explosive half-year growth driven by its industrial robot and welding equipment businesses, with net profit swinging to a gain. However, operating cash flow turned negative, indicating increased working capital pressure.
Robot-related stocks on China's A-share market rallied in afternoon trading, with Meihu shares hitting the daily limit-up, while other names like Siling, Wuzhou, Shangwei, Beite, and Hongchang also advanced.
Huayan Robot announced a net loss of 56.9 million yuan for the first half of fiscal 2026, despite generating 174.1 million yuan in revenue.
On August 27, China's A-share market saw broad gains, with the ChiNext Index leading at +0.90%. The robotics sector outperformed, as the Guotai Robot ETF (159551) rose 1.46%, closely tracking the CSI Robot Index.
Galbot is accelerating the deployment of embodied AI robots in industrial settings, backed by substantial funding. The company's mobile manipulation robots aim to bring flexibility to production lines beyond traditional fixed automation.
Shein and Mech-Mind Robotics have initiated their Hong Kong IPO subscription processes, with Shein offering 279.99 million shares at HK$47.60-49.50 each.
Robotics (300024.SZ) reported a net loss of ¥189 million for the first half of 2026, widening from a year earlier. Revenue fell 12.57% year-on-year to ¥1.451 billion.
Siasun Robot, a leading Chinese industrial robot maker, reported a net loss of 189 million yuan for the first half of 2026, widening from a loss of 95.36 million yuan a year earlier, with revenue down 12.6% year-on-year. The company has been loss-making for two and a half consecutive years, and its shares have fallen nearly 20% so far this year.
Robot Co., Ltd. (300024) reported H1 2026 revenue of ¥1.451 billion, down 12.57% year-on-year, with a net loss attributable to shareholders of ¥189 million, widening from a loss of ¥95.36 million a year earlier.
At the 2026 World Robot Conference, robots are shifting from flashy stunts to practical tasks like welding, firefighting, and fall detection, reflecting a move toward real-world applications.
At the 2026 World Robot Conference, Yaskawa Shougang showcased a high-speed logistics sorting system using robot AI vision. While robots take over tasks, a 31 million job gap emerges in new roles.
The 2026 World Robot Conference opened in Beijing, showcasing over 300 companies and 2,000 exhibits. While many robots performed entertainments, Chery's Mica robots stood out by focusing on practical tasks, highlighting the industry's pivot toward real-work applications.
Chinese tax authorities are providing full-lifecycle tax guidance to robot companies, helping them claim policy benefits through compliant filings. New data shows substantial tax cuts and refunds in the first half of the year.
The 2026 World Robot Conference kicked off in Beijing with record exhibitor numbers, signaling a clear shift toward real-world applications and the industry's push to close the commercial loop.
Chinese stocks closed sharply lower on Tuesday, with the ChiNext index plunging 6.26%. Coal, banking, and shipping sectors gained, while robotics and computing hardware stocks led the decline.
The 2026 World Robot Conference opened in Beijing, featuring over 300 exhibitors and 150+ new products. Guangdong companies showcased robotics across education, power inspection, urban services, and industrial automation.
On August 19, the A-share market saw a sharp morning decline, with the ChiNext Index falling nearly 5%. Robot and semiconductor stocks led the drop, while coal and banking sectors gained.
Jiateng Robotics, a core supplier of industrial embodied intelligent mobile chassis, has completed a strategic funding round of tens of millions of yuan, led by H&T with participation from Daohe Fund and Jinmu Capital.
China's national economy remained stable in the first seven months of 2026, with robot-led high-tech manufacturing outpacing the industrial average by 8.5 percentage points, signaling accelerated industrial upgrading.
Hunan Province has issued implementation opinions to accelerate the intelligent robot industry, targeting over 100 billion yuan in revenue by 2028 and fostering key chain enterprises.
A-share robot concept stocks rallied strongly, with several hitting daily limit-ups. The surge was led by Longzhou and Dawn, while others gained over 6%.
Booster Robotics posted a single media item on social media, accompanied by the text 'That happened a little too fast'. The post, which features a robot emoji, appears to showcase a robot performing a rapid movement or an unexpected action. The company's social media team shared the clip without additional commentary, sparking curiosity among followers.
Mech-Mind Robotics showcased its embodied AI-powered 'Eye-Brain-Hand' system for handling black thin sheet metal parts in projection welding. The robotic platform accurately picks and positions parts, adapts to different types, and uses dual-robot coordination for continuous, collision-free operation, boosting production efficiency.
Sanctuary AI released a failure recovery montage showcasing its production-ready Physical AI. The company explains that traditional automation fails in non-repeatable real-world environments, while its AI helps robots adapt, reduce manual intervention, and maintain throughput.
This report explores the current state and future of mobile manipulators and humanoids, highlighting technical challenges and industry insights. It features expert discussions, a list of 200+ humanoid robot providers, and practical recommendations for development.
Suzhou Industrial Park's foreign trade surpassed 1 trillion yuan in the first seven months, up 126.8% year-on-year, driven by strong demand for AI hardware and smart robots.
Linghou Robotics has completed a Series C financing round exceeding 100 million yuan, led by Cinda Capital, with participation from several industry funds and existing investors.
A-share indices rose on August 13, but the robotics sector diverged with the Guotai Robotics ETF (159551) dipping 0.30%. CITIC Securities remains optimistic about long-term demand in robotics and emerging fields.
A3 reported that North American robot orders grew 4.3% in units and 21.3% in revenue in Q2 2026. The first half of the year saw growth in various industries, offsetting a decline in automotive OEM orders.
Juron Smart announced that stock price surged over 20% in two days amid robot concept hype, but its RV reducer sales contributed only 1% of revenue, with minimal profit impact.
Oriental Precision reported a 867.75% net profit surge, but the gain came from selling its cash-cow business, while its robot segment remains in OEM stage.
The Shenzhen Stock Exchange will release a new photovoltaic index on August 14, joining recent launches of smart driving and robotics indices on the ChiNext board, to track new productive forces sectors.
Despite a sluggish market with broad declines, robotics, new energy, and innovative drug sectors rose against the trend. Robotics ETFs, in particular, were boosted by IPO catalysts, attracting capital inflows.
On August 11, the Shanghai Composite ended its five-day winning streak, while AI and robotics ETFs defied the trend and rose. Nonferrous metals plunged sharply, reflecting a clear seesaw effect in the market.
China's A-share reducer sector soared on Monday, with Siling Zhiqu hitting the daily limit and several stocks gaining over 10%, reflecting strong market optimism for core robotics components.
Lingoh Robotics, a Suzhou-based industrial robot maker, announced completion of its Series C funding round exceeding 100 million RMB, led by Chendao Capital, CATL's industrial investment platform.
NEURA Robotics explains its NEURA Gym approach: partner companies define specific tasks mapped to their own processes, requirements, and environment. Experienced operators' expertise is captured as trained, scalable robot skills.
Tianjin has issued a new action plan targeting a core output value of over 20 billion yuan for the intelligent robot industry by 2028, with an annual growth rate exceeding 15%.
A-share robot-concept stocks traded actively on Tuesday, with Beitech Technology hitting the daily limit-up and several other companies posting strong gains.
Chinese robotics firm Stande Robot has filed for a third time to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, aiming to become the first industrial embodied intelligence company to go public amid a wave of robot IPOs and tight cash flow.
Mech-Mind Robotics has received regulatory approval for a Hong Kong IPO, planning to issue up to 27,479,850 shares. The company, founded in 2016, counts Meituan and Sequoia China among its investors.
Mech-Mind showcased its 'Eye-Brain-Hand' embodied AI system for industrial tasks, where a robot identifies reflective metal parts and performs picking and gluing with ±0.5 mm accuracy.
China's exports of mechanical and electrical products grew 21.2% year-on-year in the first seven months, with green products like EVs and lithium batteries leading the surge.
Nearly 100 industrial patrol robots were delivered in Wuhan's Optics Valley, marking the largest single robot delivery in Central China. The robots, developed by Chengxin Zhilian, will perform security patrols in multiple cities.
Sanctuary AI was included in Manufacturing Today's roundup of companies applying Physical AI to manufacturing, highlighting its role in moving the technology to the factory floor.
HII signs long-term agreements with Path Robotics and GrayMatter Robotics for up to $900 million in shipbuilding work. The partnerships aim to deploy physical AI and robotic welding/sanding across U.S. Navy programs.
On August 6, Robot Co. told investors that its semiconductor equipment business centers on standardized products and automation solutions.
Robot ETF trading volume surged past 700 million yuan, while robot sales in Huaqiangbei jumped sharply, highlighting the industry's fast move toward scale production.
Despite years of government funding, three-quarters of UK manufacturing SMEs still don't use robots. The real barrier is a shortage of engineers who can program and integrate robotics, not the upfront cost.
Changying Precision has established a new robot subsidiary in Yibin, Sichuan, with a registered capital of 10 million RMB. The move aims to expand its robotics business and better serve the southwest region's growing demand for automation.
Domestic RV reducers have essentially replaced imports in small and medium loads, but foreign brands still dominate heavy-load applications like automotive manufacturing. The second half of the competition will shift from availability to strength, with the key being the mastery of independent technical routes.
The University of Florida has launched a new robotics lab dedicated to industrialized construction, funded by a $1 million donation from Autodesk. The lab aims to address housing shortages and labor retirement challenges through advanced automation.
The US FCC has repeatedly imposed restrictions on Chinese advanced robotics and power inverters, prompting China's Ministry of Commerce to announce countermeasures on August 5. Meanwhile, a US AI scholar revealed that most American AI labs rely on Chinese robots.
In a future factory in Ningbo, robot development engineers—dubbed 'robot trainers'—teach industrial robots tasks through hands-on demonstration and correction. This emerging profession is attracting talent with salaries reaching 800,000 RMB annually.
Billionaire family offices are aggressively investing in AI robotics firms despite AI bubble fears, with Bernard Arnault's office backing a London-based robot maker.
Standard Robots (Wuxi) has filed for its third Hong Kong IPO, aiming to raise capital as customer retention issues and a sharp decline in production capacity over the past three years pressure its operations.