Beijingwalker
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Every country has Chinese diaspora , no matter how rich and how poor those countries are, it's human history.
China dominates humanoid robot market as commercialization accelerates this year,More than half of humanoid robot companies are in China
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tower9
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My family has been here for three generations. This country was amazing before but in the last 30 plus years it's been robbed by Zionist scum.
Foinikas
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Ok,so why don't you move back to the PRC,now that the PRC has become a superamazing country which is like the you said "the most humane" in the world? I mean,should be easy,right?
Beijingwalker
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Even Myanmar has million of ethnic Chinese population, do you think every overseas ethnic Chinese can easily move back to China?
Tens of thousands of ethnic Chinese from Myanmar crossed into China to flee the civil war, but later on were all sent back to Myamar.
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tower9
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I am looking to eventually buy a second home there so trust me, that's on my mind.
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China's Humanoid Robots STUN the World Ushering in the Year of the Horse
Feb 17, 2026
China's humanoid robots are Wild 'N Out as they usher in the Year of the Horse.
The Shanghai startup AgiBot kicked off the humanoid sector's 2026 Chinese New Year festivities. with what it called the world's first robot-powered gala. The spectacle featured dozens of Agibot's legged and wheeled biped and humanoid robots as well as Aheadform's viral Elf Xuan humanoid. The hyper-realistic android sang a love ballad penned by its creator, the Chinese social media star and Columbia PhD Yuhang Hu, to an audience of other robots. It featured dozens of Agibots bipedal and wheeled robots.
During the chaotic Spring Festival travel rush, AiMOGA Robotics stationed its flagship humanoid, Mornine, at a railway station in Wuhu. According to the Chery Automobile subsidiary, the bipedal robot with a silicone humanlike face offered guidance to passengers as it stood guard.
Meanwhile in Hangzhou, Unitree Robotics shared footage of its compact G1 humanoids performing assembly tasks in what the company says is its actual robot factory. Unitree was selected as an official partner for the 2026 Spring Festival Gala on primetime Chinese television. After a viral showing in 2025, Unitree is joined this year by Beijing's Galbot, NOETIX Robotics , and Wuxi based Magic Lab, whose G1 rival is fresh off a strange encounter with the rapper Cardi B.
In Shenzhen, LimX Dynamics prepared its full-sized humanoid Oli and its Tron bipeds to entertain at the Greater Bay Area Spring Festival Gala. The production is in Guangzhou, where the rising EV maker XPENG shared cinematic footage of its Iron humanoid robot gently interacting with a real horse.
And in Beijing, Booster Robotics showcased its acrobatic K1 humanoids in a Happy Lunar New Year message, while RobotEra released a demo of its L7 biped performing a sword dance with a brave human performer.
Pakistan Space Agency
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Are these robots actually good for anything other than doing stunts for short clips on TikTok and YouTube?
Beijingwalker
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Foot soldiers, perform well in all difficlut terrains.
retaxis
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It's a journey towards robots basically doing everything for humans from cooking to looking after the elderly
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Where have they been used so far?
Beijingwalker
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Maybe not so far, I'm not sure, but definitely in the near future.
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The robot hype —
2001-2010: Robots and everything digital.
2011-2020: Robots and everything smart.
2021-2030: Robots and everything AI.
People are buying drones and electric vehicles these days but no one is shopping for a robot... I've yet to see anyone with a robot anyway.
wangdefa
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Currently, the evolution of robots is happening too fast. If I remember correctly, a designer mentioned in an interview that they can imitate 99% of human actions. If not on the stage, I imagine they will appear in the military in the future, just needing to have robots imitate shooting actions. Of course, such things... ...
