China's Unitree Robotics eyes capacity boost to meet humanoid demand
A Unitree humanoid wanders the New York Stock Exchange. North America is the Chinese startup's biggest overseas market. © ReutersTSUBASA SURUGAJuly 28, 2026 10:30 JSTTOKYO -- China's Unitree Robotics plans to expand production capacity this year and may eventually assemble robots
A Unitree humanoid wanders the New York Stock Exchange. North America is the Chinese startup's biggest overseas market. © ReutersTSUBASA SURUGAJuly 28, 2026 10:30 JSTTOKYO -- China's Unitree Robotics plans to expand production capacity this year and may eventually assemble robots overseas, a senior executive told Nikkei Asia, as the leading humanoid maker prepares for a Shanghai listing.
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