China invests in humanoid robots before market maturity

China aims to become a leader in the humanoid robot industry and to strengthen its market presence, despite the current limited performance of these robots. They face challenges in behaving with human-like flexibility due to weak intelligence and low adaptability. Although China exports about 95% of the world's humanoid robots, demand heavily depends on government support. Expectations project over 100,000 units produced this year, with global shipments reaching 1.2 million by 2030. However, traditional industrial robots remain more effective in factories, primarily used for repetitive and hazardous tasks. Humanoid robots, on the other hand, still face significant challenges in training and intelligence, and their use remains limited so far. The current strategy aims to gradually phase out support as the number of companies increases and dependence on government assistance decreases, with a focus on specific applications in organized environments.

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