The term has left the industry divided, with definitions shaped as much by marketing as by technical consensus.

Lumos wants to move data collection out of labs and into factories, homes, and offices to scale embodied intelligence.

Its singular focus on transcription is cited as a key differentiator from office software that treats it as a secondary feature.

Supply constraints offer chipmakers a chance to close gap with rivals Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron.

Ernie is embedded into Baidu’s main app to leverage its search dominance.

Founder Zhang Wei sees 2026 as the first year of real deployment, not a downturn, for humanoid robots.

The chatbot is providing real-time interpretation for two exhibitions featuring works from the Louvre and Picasso.

A focus on partnerships, chip flexibility, and execution has kept the company in contention.

Electrification and a new generation of users are reshaping a century-old industry once built for retirees.

The Chinese electronics giant views the deal as a way to improve profitability.