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After pool cleaning, the startup is expanding into AI-driven robotics for lawn care and other outdoor applications.

With ten million units sold, Hanvon Ugee’s XPPen has grown into the world’s second largest seller of pen displays.

Chair Zhao Yan is steering the company away from hype-driven marketing, investing in synthetic biology to rebuild growth and credibility.

Used in everything from humanoid robots to pool cleaners, RobStride’s modules are becoming the unseen foundation of China’s embodied intelligence wave.

With Chinese exports booming, Botree is turning to localized partnerships to capture overseas recycling demand.

After its showcase at the World Humanoid Robot Games, Unix AI has been fielding calls from customers eager to adopt its Wanda robots.

Zhihu founder Zhou Yuan credits the string of profits to a long-term bet on trust as the platform’s foundation.

Huawei has taken a different approach to VLA, betting it offers a sturdier path to autonomous driving.