Schaeffler's humanoid order book reaches €350 million, including XPeng IRON
Schaeffler has confirmed a €350 million humanoid-related order book covering three global OEMs, with XPeng IRON among the disclosed programs.
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AgiBot overtakes Unitree as Chinese vendors account for over 97% of humanoid shipments
Global humanoid shipments reached about 19,100 units in H1 2026. AgiBot took a 44% share while Chinese vendors accounted for more than 97% of volume.
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DeepSeek invests RMB 140.8 million in Unitree. What the move actually means
The reported RMB 140.8 million investment equals roughly USD 20.8 million, not USD 2.8 million. It is a strategic signal, not proof of a joint product.
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BrainOS passes 50,000 robots. Scale is established; outcomes remain company data
Brain Corp reports more than 50,000 deployed robots and over 25 million operating hours. The scale matters, but the metrics come from the platform operator.
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ECOVACS moves onto lawns, into pools and onto windows. Availability remains market-specific
GOAT O600 RTK has a Polish product page, but pricing and service for the other models still need to be checked country by country.
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Orbbec collects Physical AI data without the target robot
The EGO, UMI and WristCam platform is designed to capture synchronised RGB, depth and motion data before a production robot is ready.
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A robot is not enough. Value is shifting to data, AI and fleet operations
Hardware is only one layer of the product. Data, models, updates, cybersecurity and local service increasingly determine the outcome.
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Unitree valued at $9 billion as DeepSeek invests in humanoids and embodied AI
Unitree set its IPO price at 150.8 yuan, reaching a valuation of about $9.04 billion. DeepSeek has invested USD 20.8 million and announces cooperation on embodied AI.
Read more →US restricts new foreign robots, potentially including home devices
IFR explains new FCC restrictions for foreign advanced robots. The scope may be broader than humanoids and touch some mobile service and consumer robots.
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