Humanoid Acquisition, Critical Tech Insights, and China's Rising Power
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Hey insiders,
This week, we explore three pivotal developments: OpenAI-backed 1X’s strategic acquisition of a humanoid robotics startup, a guide to avoid costly mistakes when building robots, and an analysis of China’s industrial robotics dominance:
OpenAI-backed 1X Acquires Kind Humanoid
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OpenAI-backed robotics company 1X is making waves with its acquisition of Kind Humanoid, a startup specializing in lifelike humanoid robots. This move signifies 1X’s ambitions to lead the development of robots that are not just functional but capable of replicating human behavior and interaction. With OpenAI’s expertise in generative AI and Kind’s advanced robotics tech, expect breakthroughs in industries ranging from eldercare to customer service.10 Technologies You Should Avoid When Building a Robot
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Building a robot is hard enough, but picking the wrong tech can sink a project before it even begins. This article identifies ten technologies that are either overhyped, outdated, or fraught with hidden challenges, like over-reliance on exotic sensors or using underpowered microcontrollers.Top 10 Chinese Industrial Robotic Arm Manufacturers in 2025
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China’s dominance in the industrial robotics sector continues to grow, with the country now home to some of the most innovative robotic arm manufacturers in the world. This roundup highlights the top players in the field, from established giants like ABB China to rising stars such as Jaka Robotics. With automation surging across industries, these companies are shaping the future of manufacturing.
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