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Dreame’s new floor washers show embodied intelligence entering homes first through appliances

While humanoid robots remain the holy grail, companies like Dreame are tapping AI to enhance a wide range of household devices.

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With Chinese exports booming, Botree is turning to localized partnerships to capture overseas recycling demand.
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As Europe tightens recycling rules, China’s Botree finds foothold with service-led model
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A-share investors balked at the steep issue discount, while Hong Kong traders saw a premium that implied upside.
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SMIC’s buyout of Beijing unit sparks selloff in Shanghai, but Hong Kong investors shrug it off
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Investors welcomed the move as a sign that Baidu can fund growth without straining cash flow.
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Baidu raises offshore debt at record-low rates to bankroll its AI ambitions
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The BYD sub-brand is softening its image with a family-focused design aimed at style-conscious households.
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BYD’s Fangchengbao steers from offroad to family SUVs with Tai 7 launch
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Scalpers are hurting, but the move could bring stability and extend the life of the company’s flagship IP.
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Pop Mart pricks Labubu’s resale bubble in bid to outlast the hype
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After its showcase at the World Humanoid Robot Games, Unix AI has been fielding calls from customers eager to adopt its Wanda robots.
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Hotels may be the first stop for humanoid robots, says Unix AI founder
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Once a leading EV contender, Li Auto now finds its family-first formula under pressure.
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Li Auto loses its sales crown as Huawei and rivals crowd the EV market
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Huawei has taken a different approach to VLA, betting it offers a sturdier path to autonomous driving.
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“Nothing is free”: Huawei’s Richard Jin on assisted driving and the path to Level 4 autonomy
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