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SoftBank Group Corp. plans to establish a standalone AI robotics and data center company named Roze. The firm aims to be listed in the US market. This was reported by the Financial Times citing unidentified sources familiar with the matter.
Nvidia predicts $1 trillion in sales through 2027 amid surging AI demand. IBM CEO discusses AI landscape and M&A following GTC. Gecko Robotics deploys AI robots to inspect US Navy warships.
OpenAI has made an urgent acquisition of a 23-person company tied to OpenClaw. The team built an $86M valuation in just two years. This move signals OpenAI's aggressive push into OpenClaw tech.
Chinese gaming firm Papergames is recruiting for AI robotics roles including structural lead, hardware engineer, and hardware supply chain manager. This signals their formal entry into the AI companion robot market. The company aims to extend emotional value from virtual gaming characters to physical robots.
Shanghai-based C12.ai secured $7 million in funding to advance its AI robotics for drug discovery. Its robot scientist Talos achieved 50 days of zero-error drug purification trials at BeiGene's lab.
Muyuan Shares establishes Guangdong Hengqin Muyuan Modern Agritech Tech Co. with 5B RMB capital. Fully owned subsidiary focuses on AI software development, smart robots R&D, and AI system integration for agriculture. Legal rep is Zhang Ting.
Existing anti-drone systems cannot intercept even a single modified drone. The article frames this as a challenge for low-altitude economy's invisible infrastructure. It directly asks an AI founder for insights.
AI hardware shifts from tech-driven to scenario-driven, with functional robots like Vbot BoBo achieving commercial success in homes and industry. Cloud-end hybrid architecture emerges as viable path for edge AI devices like Qianwen G1 glasses. Branding and channels trump pure tech in pet AI race.
A former Google AI researcher has founded an AI robotics startup in Tokyo. The Silicon Valley-originated venture aims to prove AI's potential to transform Japan's dominant industrial robot supply chain.
Self-service hotels emerge with ~50K RMB per room costs via modular builds and AI/robots cutting staff to 0.11 ratio. Jinjiang's 7天智筑 targets small urban properties; Mok Shang uses Yunji robots, AI voice for 70% calls, and sleep AI therapy. Driven by Z-gen habits, cost pressures, and stock renovations.