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Dobot Robotics is a China-based robotics company founded in 2015, known for developing collaborative robots and desktop-grade robotic arms for industrial automation, education, and commercial applications.
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DOBOT unveils LUMO all terrain humanoid for real world settings
DOBOT introduced LUMO in China, presenting a 1.3 meter embodied humanoid for homes, schools, and malls with all terrain mobility and multimodal learning. The company framed LUMO as a shift from scripted automation to safe general purpose assistance near people.
Noitom Robotics Teaches Humanoids Professional Tennis Styles Two Days After Releasing the HiPHI Motion Dataset
Noitom Robotics, with the Shanghai AI Laboratory, Dobot, and Shanghai Jiao Tong University, has released AdaPT, a system that learns professional tennis rally and serve styles from broadcast footage and executes them on the Unitree G1 and full-size Dobot Atom humanoids, including serving outside the lab with only a camera and a consumer tracker. It arrived two days after Noitom released HiPHI, a 617.5-hour high-precision motion dataset, and a week before RO-MAN 2026 in Fukuoka.
Europe's Biggest Tech Show Is Building a Catwalk for Humanoids, and Chinese Robots Get the Runway
IFA Berlin announced on July 27-28 that its IFA Next innovation zone will host the event's largest-ever humanoid showcase this September 4-8, with around 300 exhibitors from 25 countries and a first-ever "Robots on the Runway" catwalk. The exhibitor list is dominated by Chinese makers, including Unitree, AgiBot, Galbot, and Deep Robotics, days after Washington banned their newest models.
Elephant Robotics ultraArm P1: How China is Commoditizing Embodied AI Research Hardware
Elephant Robotics has launched the ultraArm P1, a desktop programmable robotic arm that brings industrial grade precision to the educational and research market. This release highlights how Chinese manufacturers are slashing the cost of the hardware infrastructure needed to train embodied AI models.
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The Humanoid Race Is Four Different Bets Wearing One Name
HD Hyundai, Doosan, Hanwha and DOBOT face identical humanoid-robot pressure and answer with four incompatible strategies, exposing how little the label "humanoid company" actually tells a buyer.
Global Exhibitions & Ecosystem
The exhibition circuit has transformed from a venue for speculative demonstrations into a hard procurement battleground. With IFA Berlin announcing a dedicated humanoid catwalk and Computex Taipei exposing the friction between silicon ambition and physical reliability, convenings are now the primary mechanism for supply chain allocation.
Why Investors Are Betting Big on the Collaborative Robot Sector
Capital is flowing into collaborative robotics faster than the sector's modest revenue base would seem to justify. A private Chinese cobot maker just raised RMB 600 million (about USD 84 million), the listed pure play grew revenue 31.7 percent in 2025 yet still runs at a loss, and Western incumbent demand remains cyclical. In the closing analysis of our ten-part cobot series, we examine the verified market data behind the enthusiasm, map where the money moved in the first half of 2026, weigh the risks from tariffs to price erosion, and score the three ways investors can actually get exposure, so procurement leaders understand why their supplier market is crowded, subsidised, and unusually favourable to buyers.
The Global Battle for Collaborative Robot Market Share: China vs the West
An analytical review of China's rise in collaborative robotics, exploring how domestic supply chains, policy drivers, and scale are reshaping global procurement options and the competitive balance between Chinese, European, and Japanese manufacturers.
Top 5 Collaborative Robot Manufacturers in 2026: Who Dominates and Who Is Gaining
The 2026 collaborative robot market does not have one undisputed leader because manufacturers disclose their performance on different bases. Some report cobot revenue, while larger automation groups combine collaborative and conventional robots. A credible ranking must therefore consider ecosystem strength, product breadth, service reach, geographic momentum, commercial scale, and disclosure quality, rather than comparing headline revenue alone.
The 2026 Price Benchmark for Collaborative Robots
This pricing guide separates factory average selling prices from arm and software packages so buyers can compare collaborative robot quotations on a consistent basis. It uses disclosed Chinese manufacturer data and a 2026 UK public contract to establish a practical evidence ladder, while explaining why headline price gaps often overstate true brand differences.
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