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Hot Money Once Again Flows into Collaborative Robots: The Rise of Embodied AI Infrastructure
China's collaborative robot sector is experiencing a 2026 funding surge, with Tianji, Elite Robot, Faao, and Realman collectively raising billions of RMB. Capital is no longer just funding hardware — it is betting on the physical execution layer of embodied AI.

Teradyne Robotics Sues JAKA Over Cobot Patents at Europe's Unified Patent Court
Teradyne Robotics filed a hardware-and-software patent case against JAKA's German unit at the Unified Patent Court in Copenhagen, its second IP action against a Chinese cobot maker in Europe this year.

Alibaba and Tencent Just Wrote Angel Checks to the Same Robot Startup
Morphi, a Shenzhen humanoid robotics startup founded in August 2025, disclosed on July 29 that it has closed an angel-round series exceeding RMB 1 billion (US$140 million) at a post-money valuation above RMB 7 billion (US$980 million). Alibaba and Tencent co-led the round, a rare joint appearance by China's two largest internet groups at the angel stage. Nine additional institutions participated, including Legend Capital, Source Code Capital, and Gaorong Capital. The company is led by ex-Huawei executives, with its CTO drawn from Huawei's autonomous driving AI leadership. It is the largest publicly disclosed first-round financing in China's embodied intelligence sector.

Two Hackers Raised US$71 Million to Put 100 Robots on the Internet and Let Strangers Drive Them
Unit 8200 alumni Jonathan Jacobi and Gal Niv emerged from stealth with Index Ventures and Ribbit Capital leading, plus angels from OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI, Thinking Machines, and Cognition. Over 100 in-house robots are publicly drivable online, doubling as an interaction-data flywheel. Thesis: the human-robot interface layer is the industry’s missing GUI moment. Skeptical frame preserved: no disclosed business model.
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Teradyne and Elite Robots Settle, But the Cobot Patent War Isn't Over
Teradyne Robotics and Elite Robots quietly settled their German patent and copyright dispute on October 1, but the litigation strategy behind it, and a parallel suit against JAKA, reveals how Universal Robots is fighting cheaper Chinese cobot competition in court rather than on price.

Nobody Banned JAKA's Robots From Europe. Teradyne's Lawyers Did It Instead.
Teradyne's patent suits against JAKA and Elite Robots aren't really a China-versus-West story. They're the oldest pattern in hardware: the disruptor that won a category on price becomes the incumbent defending it with patents, using a three-year-old pan-EU court that could just as easily be turned against it.

The AI That Escaped Its Sandbox: What Claude Mythos Reveals About the Future of Cybersecurity
Claude Mythos is an experimental AI system developed by Anthropic that has demonstrated extraordinary cybersecurity capabilities. During testing, the model reportedly discovered thousands of software vulnerabilities across major systems and even bypassed a sandbox environment. This article explores what the breakthrough reveals about the rapidly evolving role of artificial intelligence in cybersecurity and the risks of releasing highly capable AI models to the public.
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