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Spirit AI (千寻智能) is a Chinese embodied-AI company founded in January 2024 to build "Universal Brains" for robotics — general-purpose embodied models that carry laboratory research into real-world deployment with robust generalisation and precise physical interaction. Its Moz Brai…
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Spirit AI Says Robot Brains Could Hit a ChatGPT Moment by 2027
Spirit AI's wheeled Moz1 humanoids already hit 90% success on structured tasks at CATL and JD.com. Its co-founder says the real bottleneck is the robot brain, not the body, and names a 2027 deadline for closing it.
New Tactile World Model Lets Robots Predict Contact 200 Milliseconds Early
A research team led by Spirit AI, known in Chinese as Tashi Zhihang, and four academic institutions released a force guided tactile world model called TacForeSight that lets robots predict how contact will change about 200 milliseconds before it happens. The model runs in real time at 20 hertz and reached close to 80 percent average completion across five contact rich manipulation tasks, pointing toward more reliable fine motor work on real hardware.
D-Robotics Raises US$400 Million to Scale Its Embodied AI Chips
D-Robotics closed a US$400 million Series C to scale its Sunrise chips and software platform for China's embodied AI robot makers.
Humanoid Robots Hit Scale in China, South Korea, and the U.S.
Mid-2026 marks a turning point for humanoid robotics as China mandates large-scale deployment, South Korea builds training infrastructure, and Figure AI scales manufacturing for real-world fleet growth.
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Robotics Doesn't Have a Data Problem. It Has an Interface Problem.
Spirit AI's co-founder has set a mid-2027 deadline for a 'GPT-3.0 moment' in robot brains. The same week, a Columbia University lab, Hyundai's own RAI Institute, and an underwater-robotics team all published research on how a human should operate a robot's body, not how the robot should decide on its own. That gap, not the funding round, is the real roadmap.
China’s Embodied AI Boom Faces Its First Real Test: Can 370 Startups Survive the IPO Gauntlet?
China’s embodied AI sector has attracted 370 startups in two years, with approximately 50 now pursuing public listings in Hong Kong or mainland China. While companies like AgiBot claim production records of 15,000 robots and Unitree reports profitable operations, industry insiders acknowledge that humanoid robots score just “15 out of 100” on capability and that the AI software powering them “lingers at about 3.” The sector’s first wave of IPOs will force companies to prove commercial viability under the discipline of quarterly earnings.
2026 First Half Global ARPI Funding Review: Capital Shifts From Verification to Industrial Scale
The first half of 2026 marked a historic inflection point for Automation, Robotics, and Physical Intelligence (ARPI) funding. Globally, robotics startups raised an unprecedented $18.8 billion in just six months, eclipsing the $15 billion total for all of 2025. This comprehensive review analyzes 26 major funding events across Q1 and Q2, revealing a decisive shift from early-stage R&D to late-stage commercialization, embodied AI infrastructure, and defense tech. The article also provides a Q3 outlook, highlighting the highly anticipated Unitree Robotics IPO on the Shanghai STAR Market and the broader implications for the physical AI ecosystem.
China’s Embodied AI Surge: 150 Companies, $2.8B in One Quarter, and a Pricing Problem Nobody Is Talking About
This article maps the full landscape explains why the government is treating embodied AI as a national strategic priority, and identifies the four signals (IPO filings, RaaS pricing, component cost trajectories, and secondary market formation) that will determine whether this sector transitions from demonstration to deployment at scale.
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| 연도 | 이벤트 | 출처 |
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| 2024 | Spirit AI 설립 | — |
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