Deep Tech

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

Depending on the metric, each player can claim the lead, but the truer test may be how many customers stay and pay.

The new robot uses AI-driven analytics to proactively deliver personalized, intuitive experiences, the company said.

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.

Japan has long led in key chip materials, but Chinese rivals like Eswin are catching up.

Investors are reassessing de novo drug design as firms close major BD transactions.

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