Priced just under USD 30,000, Unitree’s H2 reflects a maturing humanoid robotics market where accessibility may determine the winner.

The company is scaling production in China and plans to establish subsidiaries in Europe and North America.

The startup’s tech could enable more dexterous, adaptive, and efficient robots.

Each of the startup’s robots advances a distinct aspect of embodied intelligence, from speed and industrial use to emotional interaction.

The company’s rebrand accompanies new orders that lift its global backlog to more than 7,000 aircraft units.

The device blends hardware and AI to lower barriers to music production.

DR02 is said to be the first humanoid robot to achieve IP66 certification for dust and water resistance.

Instead of competing in the crowded EV market, Jixun aims to reinvent the electric tricycle as a path to international growth.

After gaining traction overseas, Plaud launches in Shenzhen, betting on focus and philosophy over price to stand out.

The startup is betting that faster, lower-cost production will open doors in Japan’s animation market.