After four aborted IPO attempts and a brief return to profitability, Ximalaya is being absorbed by Tencent.

Laifen is sinking serious money into shavers, wagering that innovation will help it trump incumbents like Philips and Braun.

The CEO argues that the future of robotics depends on developing models that can adapt to dynamic, unstructured environments.

From eldercare to exhibition halls, the startup’s bionic bots blend human likeness with factory-floor grit.

Nooka turns books into conversational podcasts, creating a new form of content where storytelling starts with dialogue.

Odin 1 equips robots with a spatial memory system modeled after the hippocampus, improving navigation and mapping performance.

The startup is building bots that prioritize emotional presence over technical perfection, hoping that’s what wins over families.

The Chinese firm hopes its “cold core” architecture will reshape expectations for the 4680 form factor.

The Suzhou-based firm is adapting its turnkey projects and co-extraction tech to meet shifting regulatory and cost demands across regions.

With a Kickstarter hit in UV printing and new boundary-free robotic mowers, Anker’s sub-brands are reentering markets where it once stumbled.