Deep Tech

Three automation leaders from China are shifting from factory floors to trading screens, seeking broader horizons.

US and Chinese players race to define how AI takes physical form.

New supply deals and products signal the LiDAR leader’s expansion beyond sensors into embodied intelligence.

The release positions mixed reality as both a next-gen consumer interface and a testing ground for robots learning to navigate the physical world.

CEO He Xiaopeng sees robotics as the company’s “third growth curve,” with mass production set for 2026.

The Chinese supplier is refocusing on precision components and micro LED displays to deepen client ties and climb the AR value chain.

A reported production pause of the H20 chip is boosting confidence in China’s domestic players.

Both companies, born from the city’s deep supply chains and policy support, are expanding into each other’s domains.