#HumanVsRobot Who will come out on top? The "boxing robot" makes its debut at the 22nd China-ASEAN Expo! #CAEXPO2025 #HumanoidRobot | China Daily

681 reactions · 78 shares | The China Pavilion at the 2025 Osaka Expo features a multilingual humanoid robot as its guide. Visitors can also find small portable robots performing dances to traditional guqin music. Watch the video to experience the cutting-edge tech vibe inside the pavilion. | China Daily | Facebook

53K views · 93 reactions | 烙 Would you trust a #robot to run your #house? Check out this nanny robot #expo featuring the #future of #household care! ✨ | China Box | Facebook

1.7M views · 1K reactions | Imagine humanoid robots nailing front flips, coordinating with autonomous forklifts, or multitasking across dynamic environments. This isn't science fiction, it's happening in Shenzhen, south China's Guangdong Province. How advanced is Shenzhen's robotics industry? Has the Robot Age arrived? Let's take a closer look. #2025ChinaAgenda #AdvancingModernization | CGTN | Facebook

50K views · 698 reactions | Chinese robotics firm AgiBot is developing humanoid robots capable of handling everyday tasks, from household chores to retail work, as part of a broader push to integrate artificial intelligence into daily life | Reuters | Facebook

34K views · 177 reactions | A full-size #humanoid robot developed by a Chinese company showcases impressive multi-joint coordination, including lying on its back, performing deep squats, and twisting waist. #Robotics #Innovation | China Xinhua Sci-Tech | Facebook

47K views · 90 reactions | China has unveiled its first training ground for heterogeneous humanoid robots in Shanghai's Pudong New Area, a milestone for the humanoid #robot industry. The facility, which can accommodate more than 100 humanoid robots of various sizes and functions at the same time, is part of the metropolis' efforts to tap the sector, of which the scale is expected to reach 75 billion yuan ($10.31 billion) by 2029. Click the video and find more. | China Daily | Facebook

266K views · 250 reactions | China is seeing a boom in its humanoid robot industry, with one of the latest models capable of performing continuous backflips. The success of N2, a 1.3-meter-tall robot developed by a Beijing-based team, marks another major advancement in humanoid robot development. Some innovative hardware designs by the team ensured the stability of the robot during backflips. | CGTN | Facebook