Robotics

The robotics company intends to allocate nearly half of its IPO proceeds to embodied intelligence research.

The Kickstarter-backed device marks an effort to move beyond specialized tennis equipment and build a software-driven sports ecosystem.

The company aims to define a new personal robot category before the market matures.

Its Viatrix exoskeleton is designed to make long walks easier, targeting everyday consumers rather than elite athletes.

His departure leaves Xpeng without any of the three leaders who guided Iron to its public debut.

The series has drawn over 13,000 orders, as UBTech tries to move humanoid robots beyond industrial use and into households.

The company has cleared Chapter 18C thresholds, but IPO pricing will test investor confidence in upstream robotics suppliers.

Data standards and real-world deployment remain key barriers to progress.