AI robots are intelligent systems that integrate artificial intelligence and robotics technology, with the ability to perceive the environment, make autonomous decisions, and perform tasks.
AgiBot shipped more humanoids than any company on earth in 2025 — over 5,100 units. At the 140th Canton Fair its Interstellar A2 moved real boxes while wheeled, quadruped and cleaning siblings shared one autonomy stack. We examine the hardware, the economics and the questions buyers asked.
Chery’s AiMOGA opens global pre-orders for Mobo, a MoAgent-powered home companion humanoid with 22 DOF and family memory — yet price, size, battery and shipping remain undisclosed.
Liang Zhujin holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Sun Yat-sen University and a Ph.D. from Tsinghua University.
German startup NEURA Robotics unveiled its Neuron AI perception-language-action model alongside the 4NE1 humanoid, but the robot costs roughly $105,000, ships end of 2026, and the headline laundry demo is still a scripted stage act.
DJI’s first battery-swapping drone-in-a-box cuts turnaround from ~30 minutes to ~25 seconds, but the ¥167,999 (~$23,600) price buys hardware only — software, deployment and service are all extra.
Alongside it, the company introduced Kosmo One—the world’s first 8K ultra-high-definition AI spatial camera—and Kosmo World, an AI-driven cloud platform.
When JAKA Robotics rolled the Kargo50 onto its CIIF booth on October 12, the pitch was “L4 comprehensive intelligence” and “batch production” at a leading auto-parts plant. What the brochure does not say is that the 250-kilogram machine lifts only five kilograms per arm, that the “L4” label has no independent certification, and that the headline deployment is almost certainly a single lighthouse line rather than a shrink-wrapped product.
Faraday Future will on Oct. 14 formally unveil FF Nova, a roughly 20-inch embodied-AI humanoid aimed at developers and schools — a deliberate bet to start at the cheap, forgiving bottom of the humanoid market rather than fight Tesla and Figure on factory floors.
