Is Hong Kong Dying? Rebirthing as the Brain of the Robot Belt

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Is Hong Kong Dying? Or is it Rebirthing in Silicon? Why the “Pearl of the Orient” is becoming the “Brain of the Robot Belt” Reports of the city’s demise are exaggerated. For a glimpse of the AI future, watch the 13-minute train. TO THE casual observer, Hong Kong’s recent narrative has been one of slow, … Read more

Top 10 China AI/Robotics News

Daily Intelligence Briefing Top 10 China AI/Robotics News Saturday, 31 January 2026 1. DeepSeek Secures Conditional Approval for Nvidia H200 Chips Source: Taipei Times / Reuters In a pivotal move for China’s AI infrastructure, regulatory authorities have granted conditional approval for DeepSeek to acquire Nvidia’s advanced H200 processors, signaling a pragmatic shift in Beijing’s tech … Read more

A deep dive into the 2025 sales rankings, the collapse of legacy strongholds, and the aggressive rise of China’s EV legion in the “Detroit of Asia.”

Thailand Car Market Share 2025: Chinese Brands Breach the Japanese Fortress The new fleet: Chinese automakers are securing their own logistics to flood Southeast Asian markets. For decades, Thailand’s automotive landscape was predictable: a fortress of Japanese dominance. But 2025 will be remembered as the year the walls didn’t just crack—they were breached. Amidst a … Read more

Demographics with Chinese characteristics

Technology & Demographics The Automaton Dividend The population of China has begun to shrink. But does it matter? By Jimmy Xiao • January 30, 2026 IF DEMOGRAPHY IS DESTINY, then the recent headlines from Beijing read like a eulogy. China’s population has fallen for two consecutive years, shedding millions of citizens in a statistical retreat … Read more

Shenzhen Robotics Revolution

Will Shenzhen eclipse Silicon Valley? It seems inevitable. Li Zexiang—the visionary force behind DJI—is leading this charge. We go inside XbotPark to witness the hard tech revolution that is redefining global innovation. With an 80% startup survival rate that defies industry norms, this ecosystem is shifting from ‘hunting’ talent to ‘farming’ it. Discover how a … Read more

XbotPark: An Alternative Model for “New Engineering” Education

Where Robotics, Hard Tech, and Entrepreneurship Redefine Learning “As traditional standards of ‘good work’ waver, it becomes an opportunity to reexamine work within the context of human life and meaning—ultimately rediscovering its purpose.” —Lifeweek Magazine, Issue 4, 2026 By Zhang Congzhi | Photos by Cai Xiaochuan Since its founding in 2014, the Songshan Lake XbotPark … Read more

Chinese Robotics Firms Dominate Global Humanoid Rankings as Shenzhen Supplier Sees 791% Order Surge

Humanoid Robotics Production Accelerates Recent Omdia data reveals Chinese dominance in 2025 humanoid robot shipments: AGIBOT leads with 5,168 units, followed by Unitree (4,200 units) and Ubtech (1,000 units). Unitree later clarified its actual shipments exceeded 5,500 units, claiming the top position. Meanwhile, Elon Musk stated Optimus could handle complex tasks by late 2026, with … Read more

7.5 Billion RMB Influx! The Robotic Dexterous Hand Sector is in a Frenzy

7.5 Billion Capital Influx! The Race for Robotic Dexterous Hands Heats Up 2025 saw the explosive growth of humanoid robots ignite a key technological race—robotic dexterous hands. As the core component enabling fine manipulation in humanoid robots, dexterous hands have not only become a focal point for capital investment but are also experiencing an industrial … Read more

The Down Under Paradox: How Australia Became an Accidental AI Superpower—and Why It Might Squander It

In the global arms race for Artificial Intelligence dominance, the headlines are predictable. The United States and China are the titans, trading blows in a high-stakes duel of silicon and software. But look past the giants, scan the data from the 2025-2026 U.S. News & World Report rankings, and you will find an anomaly. It is … Read more