Robotics

These three Chinese robotics firms are tapping public markets to bankroll their next phase of international growth.

Through JoyInside and Tairos, both firms are angling to control the software layer of embodied intelligence.

More countries, more buyers, and more cross-border deals marked this year’s conference, with Chinese companies making tech exports a top priority.

Both are doubling down on embodied AI, backing a growing slate of robotics startups.

Despite early traction in hardware, the startup is focused on building a full-stack robotics system that unites the “brain” and “body” of machines.

Ten years after launching in a basement, the B2B robotics company is expanding across the logistics value chain.

With a focus on generalization and reliability, Galbot is building robots that skip the spectacle and get the job done.

Chinese companies are moving fast to claim ground in the US lawn care market, where robotic mower adoption remains low.