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How Unitree and other Chinese humanoid startups are competing with those in the US, fueled by cheaper components, rapid innovation, and state-led financing (Financial Times)

Financial Times: How Unitree and other Chinese humanoid startups are competing with those in the US, fueled by cheaper components, rapid innovation, and state-led financing  —  Cheaper components, fast-paced innovation and Beijing-led financing mean lifelike bots could mirror EV success

Apr 9, 2025 - 09:55
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How Unitree and other Chinese humanoid startups are competing with those in the US, fueled by cheaper components, rapid innovation, and state-led financing (Financial Times)

Financial Times:
How Unitree and other Chinese humanoid startups are competing with those in the US, fueled by cheaper components, rapid innovation, and state-led financing  —  Cheaper components, fast-paced innovation and Beijing-led financing mean lifelike bots could mirror EV success

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