Robotics

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.

The company is pushing deeper into industrial deployments while broadening its humanoid robot lineup across commercial and consumer uses.

As robots move into real-world deployment, intelligence is becoming as important as physical capability, Galbot’s founder says.

As robotics moves toward deployment, JD.com is building the infrastructure needed to help machines operate in the real world.

Exhibitors at this year’s conference focused on closing the loop between robot training models, physical movement, and commercial applications.

It plans to use the proceeds to fund R&D, expand overseas, and broaden its AI and 3D vision product portfolio.