Robotics

The Harbin Engineering University spinout has secured nearly RMB 100 million in prospective orders.

The S1 focuses on laundry, while the two-armed P1 explores a wider range of home and commercial services.

Some engineers in China still see robotics as a worthwhile career move, despite the risk of a shakeout.

Embodied intelligence offers more money and responsibility, and a growing risk that today’s startups may not survive.

The startup warns an effective robot ban will have “no winners.”

The company expects to begin trading in Hong Kong on September 9 as it raises capital for R&D, expansion, and acquisitions.

Three newer product lines accounted for 13.1% of the company’s first-half revenue.

The startup says its system can autonomously complete a 55-step workflow using the same tools and workspace designed for humans.