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How much of humanoid robotics is China?

Chinese companies, cities and policy in the landscape · 291 findings in the last 90 days · 764 since 1 Nov 2023 · latest 2 Nov 2026

Frontier Tech Intelligence reads 100+ sources in eleven languages every day and tags every dated finding that bears on this question. In the last 90 days, 291 findings in humanoid robotics did; the companies named most often were Unitree (55), AgiBot (26), UBTech Robotics (11). Since 1 Nov 2023 the count is 764. Below are the latest findings with their outlet and date, and the companies they name.

The latest findings

  1. China opens over 70 robot training centers for embodied AI

    China has opened more than 70 robot training centers as part of a push into embodied AI.

    Tech in Asia
  2. AgiBot officially launches Genie Master embodied-agent framework for self-evolving robots

    China's AgiBot released Genie Master, an embodied-agent framework mounted on robots so they can keep evolving while performing tasks.

    Robot News · AgiBot
  3. Jiangsu Yunmu Intelligent Manufacturing Technology Co., Ltd. develops YMBot D2 heavy-duty industrial mobile humanoid

    The China-based company developed the YMBot D2, a factory-oriented mobile humanoid that pairs a wheeled base with two robotic arms and a humanoid upper body. The robot stands 180 cm tall and weighs 150 kg.

    humanoid.guide · Jiangsu Yunmu Intelligent Manufacturing Technology Co., Ltd.
  4. Chinese companies built more than 95% of humanoid robots shipped, led by Agibot and Unitree.

    Chinese firms produced more than 95% of the humanoid robots shipped worldwide in the first half of this year, led by Agibot and Unitree.

    Peter H. Diamandis · AgiBot, Unitree
  5. Blue Worm introduces Mantis Standart, a modular wheeled humanoid nicknamed Xiaobai.

    Blue Worm in Xi’an, China developed Mantis Standart (Xiaobai), a 140 cm tall, 50 kg modular wheeled humanoid combining a mobile base with two articulated arms and an adjustable lifting waist, intended for research, data collection, commercial services and light industrial work.

    humanoid.guide · Blue Worm
  6. AgiBot’s first-half revenue approached RMB 2 billion as it shipped 9,700 humanoid robots.

    AgiBot reported first-half revenue nearing RMB 2 billion and shipments of 9,700 humanoids, indicating increased production and sales by the Chinese robot maker.

    humanoid.guide · AgiBot
  7. SynDexy delivered its first small batch of C1 humanoids for precision electronics assembly.

    The Beijing startup began development six months earlier and has now delivered C1 humanoids to electronics plants. The robots achieved success rates above 98% on key assembly tasks during testing.

    Pandaily · SynDexy
  8. AGIBOT unveiled its GO-3 Preview embodied AI model after an 85% real-world trial success rate.

    Chinese robotics company AGIBOT introduced GO-3 Preview, an embodied AI model for humanoid robots. A real-life trial involving the GO-3 model recorded an 85% success rate.

    Interesting Engineering · AgiBot
  9. Glroad introduces the 187 cm Laborer M1 industrial humanoid.

    Glroad, a technology company based in Wuhan, China, developed the full-size bipedal Laborer M1 for industrial environments. The robot weighs 86 kg and has a specified strength of 50 kg, emphasizing heavy-load handling.

    humanoid.guide · Glroad
  10. Yue Quan Bionics’ X-Bot is a 167 cm full-size bipedal humanoid with 51 degrees of freedom.

    The Beijing-based company’s X-Bot, also known as Boxing, weighs 60 kg, has a listed maximum speed of 5.4 km/h, and a dual-arm payload of 20 kg.

    humanoid.guide · Yue Quan Bionics
  11. Cyborg Robotics introduced the CYBORG H02 dexterous robotic hand.

    The Guangdong, China-based manufacturer’s CYBORG H02 uses five fingers and a tendon mechanism inspired by the human hand. The assembly weighs 750 grams and measures 248 × 114 × 52 millimeters.

    humanoid.guide · Cyborg Robotics
  12. Stella Robot introduced its Gaia Hand 20 robotic hand.

    The Shenzhen-based Chinese robotics company’s Gaia Hand 20 received an overall Humanoid.Guide Hand Score of 6 out of 10, with a profile favoring dexterity over strength: 4 out of 5 for degrees of freedom and 2 out of 5 for strength.

    humanoid.guide

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Named most often, last 90 days

55Unitree26AgiBot11UBTech Robotics11X-Humanoid7Galbot6Tesla5Tencent4Alibaba

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How much of humanoid robotics is China?

291 dated findings in humanoid robotics bear on this in the last 90 days (Chinese companies, cities and policy in the landscape). The companies named most in the last 90 days: Unitree (55), AgiBot (26), UBTech Robotics (11), X-Humanoid (11), Galbot (7). Latest: China opens over 70 robot training centers for embodied AI (Tech in Asia, 2 Nov 2026) AgiBot officially launches Genie Master embodied-agent framework for self-evolving robots (Robot News, 1 Nov 2026) Jiangsu Yunmu Intelligent Manufacturing Technology Co., Ltd. develops YMBot D2 heavy-duty industrial mobile humanoid (humanoid.guide, 1 Nov 2026) Frontier Tech Intelligence, from 100+ sources.

Which companies in humanoid robotics are named most for Chinese companies?

The companies named most in the last 90 days: Unitree (55), AgiBot (26), UBTech Robotics (11), X-Humanoid (11), Galbot (7). Counted over 291 findings of the last 90 days.

What are the latest findings on Chinese companies, cities and policy in the landscape in humanoid robotics?

China opens over 70 robot training centers for embodied AI (Tech in Asia, 2 Nov 2026) AgiBot officially launches Genie Master embodied-agent framework for self-evolving robots (Robot News, 1 Nov 2026) Jiangsu Yunmu Intelligent Manufacturing Technology Co., Ltd. develops YMBot D2 heavy-duty industrial mobile humanoid (humanoid.guide, 1 Nov 2026)

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