Its G1, H1 and R1 humanoids have gone on to attract global attention through viral demonstrations showing them running, dancing and performing martial arts. The company competes with Tesla, Boston Dynamics and a growing field of Chinese startups seeking to build machines that can eventually work in factories and homes.

Das Unternehmen würde damit zum ersten börsennotierten Hersteller humanoider Roboter auf dem chinesischen Festland. Zu den Investoren zählen auch bekannte Unternehmen.

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