Chinese robotics star Unitree opens Hangzhou factory amid humanoid frenzy


Unitree opened the 10,000-square-metre facility this year, located just 15 minutes from its headquarters. — SCMP

Chinese humanoid robot maker Unitree Robotics has opened a new factory in Hangzhou as it races to meet soaring demand amid China’s craze for the human-shaped machines.

The factory, launched earlier this year, spans over 10,000 square metres, and it is expected to support the company’s expansion over the next three to five years, according to the company.

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