Dozens of startups are racing to list with billion-dollar valuations, but fragmented training data and sky-high deployment costs stand in the way of turning the tech into a profitable business

The Shanghai-based humanoid robot maker becomes the first among a new crop of Chinese embodied-AI companies to formally disclose listing plans

Dozens of robotics startups are racing to list with billion-dollar valuations, but to achieve a successful IPO they must prove their sci-fi machines can work in the real world

Dozens of startups are racing to list with billion-dollar valuations, but fragmented training data and sky-high deployment costs stand in the way of turning the tech into a…

Dozens of startups are racing to list with billion-dollar valuations, but obstacles remain to turning the tech into a profitable business

Managing director Wang Guangxi predicts only a handful of domestic robot-makers will be successful, noting hardware alone may not be a viable long-term strategy for startups