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China’s Humanoid Robot Boom, Part I: Moving Beyond the Show Floor · TechNode

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Editor’s note: This article was written by Lucia, a TechNode reporter. A robot cooked noodles in about a minute. Another prepared breakfast. Humanoids climbed stairs, crawled across obstacles and sparred inside a fighting cage. Elsewhere, robots sorted packages, fetched medicine and practiced jobs ranging from household chores to emergency rescue. The scenes at the 2026 […]

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The humanoid robot market can grow and reach a size ten times larger than that of the world automotive industry in the coming years, given the expectation that all people will have a mechanical companion, said to Reuters on Wednesday the director-president of the German startup Agile Robots. Instead of a family having a car, I believe that each human being will probably be expected to have something like a humanoid to accompany him, said Zhaopen…

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Over 1,900 companies from 49 countries participated in IFA 2026 held in Berlin, Germany. Chinese companies are expanding their influence by showcasing a wide range of new technologies, including humanoid robots. Samsung is operating a separate exhibition hall in the city center, while LG is promoting its AI home and building management platforms, with each company implementing a customized technology strategy in the European market.

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A robot walks the runway at Europe's largest consumer electronics exhibition.

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Xiaomi Makes First Appearance… XPENG Goes All the Way to Humanoids [Digital Daily Reporter Ok Song-i] Competition to capture the European home appliance market is expanding beyond TVs, refrigerators, and washing machines to include automobiles and robots. At IFA 2026, not only leading Korean companies such as Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics but also a large number of Chinese firms are gathering. In particular, Chinese companies appear to…

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