“In the first half of the year, four-legged robots developed in China accounted for nearly 70% of global sales. There were more than 400 complete humanoid robot products, more than half of the world.” At the press conference on the development of industry and information technology for the first half of 2026 held on the 20th, a set of data was impressive. In the highly sophisticated field of intelligent robots, not only has sales volume increased, but they have also handed over actual combat reports of “being cheap and can be played” in overseas markets. Robots made in China are no longer expensive and remote high-end equipment in laboratories; they are practical tools in British warehouses, Japanese airports, and even World Cup arenas.

“In the first half of the year, four-legged robots developed in China accounted for nearly 70% of global sales. There were more than 400 complete humanoid robot products, more than half of the world.” At the press conference on the development of industry and information technology for the first half of 2026 held on the 20th, a set of data was impressive. In the highly sophisticated field of intelligent robots, not only has sales volume increased, but they have also handed over actual combat reports of “being cheap and can be played” in overseas markets. Robots made in China are no longer expensive and remote high-end equipment in laboratories; they are practical tools in British warehouses, Japanese airports, and even World Cup arenas.