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AGIBOT Captures More Than a Third of Global Humanoid Robot Shipments
IDC data shows AGIBOT shipped over 8,600 humanoid robots in the first half of 2026, claiming roughly 35 percent of a global market that grew 432 percent year over year.
China Tourist Robot Arms Expose a Safety Blind Spot
A fresh investigation found industrial robot arms being repurposed for passenger rides, performances and photography at Chinese attractions, exposing a safety and regulatory-classification gap.
Lumos Robotics Stages the World's First Humanoid Robot Theater in Shenzhen
The 45-minute show ran without remote controls, backstage operators or retakes Lumos sees entertainment as both a commercial outlet and a testing ground for embodied AI
Alibaba Bets a Screenless Desk Robot Can Dodge the AI Pin Graveyard
Alibaba's Qwen Office unveiled QwenNote Eva, a US$126 screenless desktop robot that mounts a user's own phone as its display, betting a low price and DingTalk integration succeed where premium AI companion gadgets like Humane's AI Pin failed.
RLWRLD and CJ Logistics Bet On Warehouse-Trained Robot AI
Seoul startup RLWRLD signed an MOU with CJ Logistics to commercialize a dexterity-focused robotics foundation model trained on body-camera-captured worker movement, starting with warehouse deployment tests in Korea before any overseas push.
China's Server Chipmakers Are Coming for the Robot Controller
Hygon, China's listed x86 processor champion, is pushing its CPU1000 line into robotics. The robot controller is becoming a data-centre vendor's product, and buyers should read the toolchain before the benchmark.
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POSCO Contract Tests a Robot on the Last Manual Gap
DGIST spin-off MFR won a POSCO award to place spacers between heavy plates, a shipping-yard task still done by people beside multi-ton loads.
A Humanoid Was Asked to Change a Light Bulb. NVIDIA's Flagship AI Tied a Robot Doing Nothing At All.
A new open benchmark called Fiatlux puts a Unitree G1 humanoid through climbing a ladder and replacing an overhead light bulb in one continuous episode. NVIDIA's flagship GR00T N1.7 model scored statistically the same as a policy that does nothing, and even expert human teleoperation could not complete the climbing subtasks, pointing to whole-body control, not AI reasoning, as the real bottleneck.
Japan Capped Its Restaurant Worker Visas. Then It Shipped the Robot.
Japan's Specified Skilled Worker quota for restaurant jobs is nearly capped at 50,000. Days after the government moved to pause new approvals, SoftBank Robotics and Bear Robotics launched a narrow-aisle delivery robot built for the same venues, and the timing says more about immigration policy than a demographic labor shortage.
Japan's Robot Makers Are Paying a China Discount to Skip It
Fanuc, Yaskawa and Kawasaki are expanding US manufacturing and partnerships even though China remains roughly 20 percent cheaper to build in, betting that proximity to AI-driven capital spending matters more than unit cost for the next wave of orders.
Korea Wants One Robot-Elevator Standard. The Elevator Industry Already Wrote Three.
South Korea's new special act promises a standardized way for robots to enter apartment buildings and call elevators, but Otis, KONE and Schindler already built three incompatible proprietary APIs for that exact handshake years earlier, and only Singapore has tried to write a neutral cross-manufacturer standard for it.
A US$637,000 Robot-Arm Line Beats a Cluster Count as a Supply-Chain Signal
Epson just registered a US$637,000 robot-arm line at its 31-year-old Batangas, Philippines plant, adding SCARA and six-axis production plus knock-down sub-assembly and spare parts to an existing 20,000-worker facility. The investment is tiny next to Cognex's US$500 million RealSense deal or China's provincial robot cluster counts, and that smallness is the actual signal: this is what a real, low-risk supply-chain diversification test looks like, versus a headline built for a press cycle.
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