Humanoid robot mass production refers to large-scale manufacturing of robotic products through standardized production lines. Unlike small-batch trial production, mass production requires solving a series of challenges including component consistency issues, quality control system establishment, and supply chain coordination. As the first embodied intelligence super factory in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, Linkage Intelligent Manufacturing’s super factory plans to produce 10,000 units in 2026 and reach 500,000 units annually by 2030, becoming a significant member of the global humanoid robot production capacity first tier.
At the 2026 World Robot Conference (WRC 2026), Galbot—the company that previously gained widespread attention with its “Xiao Gai” robot featured on the Spring Festival Gala—officially launched its first bipedal humanoid robot: the Galbot ET1 (codenamed “Galaxy Star-Kid”). Unlike most industry products that prioritize refining basic motor capabilities like walking and load-bearing, the ET1 has … Read more
Vita Dynamics Vbot officially released its first humanoid embodied intelligent terminal Vbot ATOM, which is open for pre-order at the same time.
Lumos Robotics has launched the MOS2, positioned as a heavy-payload AI Worker.
Lu Siyuan, head of AI Infra at XPeng Motors, will be leaving the company and may join OpenAI’s Infra team.
Zhao Xing, co-founder of Galaxea AI, will be leaving to start his own business.
One-sentence verdict: If you need a scanner that works in direct sunlight and turns physical objects into game-ready assets, the POP 4 is among the most compelling productivity tools to watch in 2025.
On June 8, Xiaomi did something big—the official release of CyberOne Gen 2. Standing 170cm tall, walking at 3km/h, powered by the self-developed MiMo embodied large model, breaking through 40% success rate as the only competitor at CVPR 2026 real-machine manipulation track, securing dual championships at ICRA 2026 full-body control track. The live demo even showed it holding a Xiaomi 17T Pro to take photos—not staged, but real-machine operation.
