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超維動力 KAI reportedly demonstrated the world’s first autonomous complete table-tennis match by a humanoid robot at the 2026 World Robot Conference. The appearance highlights KAI’s full-stack embodied-intelligence capabilities.
OpenAI has reportedly dissolved its Safety Preparedness team and moved its safety evaluation responsibilities into existing departments. The roundup also highlights Unitree’s humanoid robot achieving a 2-meter standing jump, Xiaomi SU7 deliveries surpassing 500,000 units, and Doubao gaining remote computer control from phones.
Embodied AI startup 共生知行 released a demo on August 17 showing its bipedal humanoid robot driving a go-kart. The company uses the challenging driving scenario to test the robot’s whole-body intelligence.
Unitree Robotics unveiled a demo of a humanoid robot still under development. The prototype reportedly performed a 2-meter standing jump and reached a top speed of 12.66 meters per second, or 45.576 km/h.
LG plans to unveil a bipedal humanoid robot in the first quarter of 2027. The robot will run on Nvidia’s Jetson Thor processor, Isaac GR00T foundation model, and Halos safety system.
LG Electronics and NVIDIA signed a memorandum of understanding covering robotics, AI factories, and future mobility. LG plans to launch a next-generation bipedal humanoid robot based on NVIDIA’s robotics platform in the first quarter of 2027.
LimX Dynamics has raised $200 million in a Pre-IPO round to scale its humanoid robot deployment and advance its embodied AI technology. The company focuses on a three-layer architecture including foundation models for motion, VLA capabilities, and a specialized OS for embodied agents.
Unitree Robotics has received approval for its IPO on the STAR Market, planning to raise 4.2 billion RMB to advance humanoid robot R&D and manufacturing.
Zhijian Dynamics has delivered its first 100 i7 Pro humanoid robots, setting a record for the fastest scale-up in the embodied AI industry. The company utilizes a full-stack approach, including their proprietary LaST₀ foundation model and modular hardware design.
Major Chinese smartphone contract manufacturers like Luxshare and Huaqin are integrating humanoid robots into production lines and actively pursuing partnerships to scale robot manufacturing. This shift aims to solve labor shortages and low-margin issues in the consumer electronics supply chain.