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Digitimes August 28, 2026 By DIGITIMES neutral

China's humanoid boom hits its next bottleneck: making robots measurable, interoperable and safe

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Capital interest in China has become unusually concentrated on robotics following a state-backed commitment to redirect sizable portions of tech-related incentives from a perfectly mature EV market toward the robotics sector. Since the policy took effect, robot-oriented technologies have surged, with embodied intelligence emerging as one of the most prominent areas of development.
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