As the head of China’s humanoid robotics start-up Unitree disclosed its annual revenue has passed one billion yuan (US$139.4 million), entrepreneurs and scholars said the country’s strong data infrastructure, mature supply chain and vast market position it as a potential leader in the next wave of development for artificial intelligence (AI).
“The rising attention on our industry, along with increasing demand and support, has created the essential conditions for leading companies to grow…
China building strong foundation for next wave of AI, robotics: Unitree CEO

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