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XPeng IRON Humanoid to Begin Mass Production in 2026
If it enters mass production, XPeng IRON could become one of the strongest competitors to Tesla Optimus. XPeng is already a leading EV player in China and has proven strength in autonomous driving. The company confirmed that the XPeng IRON humanoid will begin mass production in the second half of 2026.
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Noetix Robotics’ Latest: Robots That Drum, Dance, and More
Noetix Robotics just closed its Series A++ funding round, raising several hundred million RMB, led by GP Capital. Their latest video showcases robots that can perfectly mimic human movements, including drumming, Kung Fu, bodybuilding, and dancing.
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Explore Shenzhen’s Huaqiangbei with Robotuo’s New Guide (Beta) for Tech Innovators
Huaqiangbei, Shenzhen’s renowned electronics district, remains a global hub for hardware innovation, and Robotuo’s new Huaqiangbei Starter Guide (Beta) is here to help founders navigate this tech paradise. The guide highlights key locations along Huaqiangbei Electronics Street, including the New Asia Electron Shopping Mall, dubbed the “International Electronic Center” for sourcing components, and Duhui Electronics…
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Shenzhen’s ‘Robot Valley’ Emerges as Global Robotics Powerhouse in Nanshan District
If you want to explore Shenzhen’s robotics ecosystem, check out ‘Robot Valley’ around Liuxian Blvd in Nanshan District, surrounded by top robotics companies and universities in China and beyond. This hub brings together leading robotics companies such as DJI, UBTECH, Pudu, Mammotion, Narwal, LimX Dynamics, RoboSense, AI² Robotics, Dobot, and Kenging, alongside prestigious universities like…
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Zhurong Rover’s Discovery Shifts Evidence of Water on Mars to Mid-Latitudes
China’s Zhurong rover has uncovered compelling evidence of ancient oceans on Mars, identifying 76 underground sediment layers in Utopia Planitia. These layers, sloping at angles of 6° to 20° (averaging 14.5°), lie at depths of 10 to 35 meters and extend over 1.3 kilometers, resembling Earth’s coastal deposits and pointing to past ocean activity. Source…