China's humanoid robots move from showroom stunts to real-world factories
- More than 300 companies are participating in the World Robot Conference in Beijing, showcasing over 2,000 exhibits this week.
- Unitree, a prominent humanoid robot manufacturer, is set to debut on the Shanghai stock market following an IPO.
- Investors are increasingly focusing on the productivity and cost-effectiveness of robots rather than their entertainment.
- Lumos Robotics CEO Yu Chao warns that companies unable to show real-world results may not survive the next wave of industry consolidation.
Source: english.aawsat.com
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