Xiaomi

Xiaomi presented a robotic hand with 21 degrees of freedom, 26 motors and 1,500 tactile sensors for automobile manufacturing tasks. Its design draws on 1,827 standard operating procedures and simulated factory tools and parts. The report does not specify when the hand will enter series production or where it will be deployed.

2026-06-26

Morgan Stanley doubles forecast for humanoid robots in China

Morgan Stanley doubled its forecast for shipments of Chinese humanoid robots. This is reported by Tech Buzz with reference to CNBC, which reported on the revised assessment of the investment bank. The basis of this decision is commercial implementation in real production conditions, and not laboratory tests or demonstration pilots.

2026-06-20

Forbes has compiled a map of 18 companies creating humanoid robots

Forbes interviewed experts and named 18 companies that are now setting the pace in the race for humanoid robots. The list includes startups like Agility Robotics and Apptronik, aimed at factories, and giants like Tesla, BYD, Samsung and Toyota. The main thing in this collection is not a single leader.

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Xiaomi develops robotics alongside electronics and smart devices. The quadruped CyberDog 2 platform combines locomotion, sensing and human interaction. Its documentation provides for visual programming through an app, open code and interfaces for user-developed projects. This platform has an important regional condition: the published CyberDog 2 user agreement addresses the product and services to mainland China residents. Capabilities of its Chinese software ecosystem should not automatically be assumed available in other markets. A separate direction concerns learning to control physical actions. Introduced in 2026, Xiaomi-Robotics-1 is trained on object-manipulation data. It is a robotics software model, rather than a new CyberDog name or a complete humanoid hardware package.