Chinese robotics firms continue to secure fresh financing, including from state-backed funds, as investors shift focus from hardware to the “brains” of humanoids – the software and operating systems that underpin their intelligence.
Alongside hardware-centric companies like Unitree Robotics, a new wave of firms is emerging with capital directed towards robotic software and operating systems.
Shenzhen-based humanoid robot maker LimX Dynamics announced on Monday the completion of its US$200…
Funding surge powers Chinese robotics firms as focus shifts to humanoid ‘brains’
