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Step into the dynamic world of technology where China is leading the charge with groundbreaking innovations in robotics, neurotechnology, telecommunications, and space exploration.

Picture this: humanoid robots that can think and learn on their own. By 2027, a Chinese Android 4Runner ready to rival Elon Musk's creations, and a revolutionary brain implant changing lives.

Join us as we delve into the exciting realm of Chinese technological advancement and explore its implications for the global landscape. Subscribe to AI Evolves Channel for more videos on advancements in Chinese robotics and neurotechnology.

In the world of Robotics, China is pushing ahead to create humanoid robots that can do something extraordinary – think and learn on their own. By the year 2027, this big goal is led by the Chinese government, which has laid out a detailed plan to make it happen. Their aim is not just to make robots, but to make China a leader in making these advanced robots.

They're planning to show off prototypes of these robots as early as 2025. This plan has sparked a new kind of competition between the United States and China in the field of technology. When China announced its ambitious plans, it caused quite a stir in the world of Robotics. The value of shares in Chinese robot companies shot up rapidly. This sudden increase in value shows that the balance of power in technology competition between the US and China is starting to shift.

It's no longer just American companies like Tesla and Boston Dynamics leading the way; China is now a major player too. China's plan for making these humanoid robots focuses on making them better at understanding their surroundings, moving around, and interacting with people. They're using the latest in artificial intelligence to teach robots to do all sorts of tasks that humans usually do, whether it's simple jobs like stocking shelves in stores or dangerous tasks in factories.

China wants its robots to be able to handle it all. They're putting a lot of effort into making groundbreaking improvements in robot technology. We hope you enjoyed this video. Make sure you click the "Like" button and share this video with your friends and others who might also be interested in learning more about this video.

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In this video, we explore the stunning creations coming out of China's advanced robotics labs, showcasing the pinnacle of artificial intelligence in humanoid form. These robots redefine the boundaries of what is possible, seamlessly blending aesthetics with functionality to create a truly enchanting experience.

From lifelike facial expressions to graceful movements, these AI humanoid robots are a testament to the incredible strides being made in the field of robotics. Join us as we unveil the intricate details and capabilities that make these creations more than just machines - they are a glimpse into the future of human-robot interaction.

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Experience the marvel of technological advancement with China's most captivating AI humanoid robots. In this video, we'll delve into the innovations shaping the future, exploring the elegance and functionality of these remarkable creations. 👉 Subscribe to my channel to stay tuned:    / @aievolves  

In this video, we explore the stunning creations coming out of China's advanced robotics labs, showcasing the pinnacle of artificial intelligence in humanoid form. These robots redefine the boundaries of what is possible, seamlessly blending aesthetics with functionality to create a truly enchanting experience.

From lifelike facial expressions to graceful movements, these AI humanoid robots are a testament to the incredible strides being made in the field of robotics. Join us as we unveil the intricate details and capabilities that make these creations more than just machines - they are a glimpse into the future of human-robot interaction.

Discover the innovative technologies powering these beautiful beings and learn how they are pushing the boundaries of what we thought possible in robotics. Whether it's in healthcare, entertainment, or companionship, these AI humanoid robots are poised to revolutionize various industries.

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Humanoid robots to assemble iPhones in China as UBTech partners with Foxconn

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[ China Expects Robot Takeover By 2030 ]

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Toyota Partner Robot ver. 1 Walking Type (Trumpet), Toyota, Japan (2003). Partner Robot version 1 is a “Walking Type” bipedal humanoid that plays the trumpet. The robot actually blows air from a bellow, through rubbery lips, while playing the notes with its fingers. "Toyota’s Partner Robots played music on drums and trumpets at their 2005 World EXPO debut in Aichi Japan. Their use of musical instruments demonstrated the excellent hand and arm coordination Toyota has developed for their robot franchise. Toyota’s Partner Robots are designed to work in the health care industry to help attend to Japans aging population, but Toyota also intends to implement them in their automotive manufacturing facilities. According to the Nihon Keizai Shimbun, Toyota plans to become the first in the industry to use advanced robots in all production processes, with the aim to cut production costs to levels comparable to those in China. The bipedal humanoid Partner Robot is similar in height and stature to Honda’s ASIMO and has human-like lips that allow it to play the trumpet." – Partner Robots v.1

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Strange Chinese trade-war recommendations at US Congress

COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF THE COMMISSION’S 2024 RECOMMENDATIONS Part II: Technology and Consumer Product Opportunities and Risks Chapter 3: U.S.-China Competition in Emerging Technologies The Commission recommends:

Congress establish and fund a Manhattan Project-like program dedicated to racing to and acquiring an Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) capability. AGI is generally defined as systems that are as good as or better than human capabilities across all cognitive domains and would surpass the sharpest human minds at every task. Among the specific actions the Commission recommends for Congress:

Provide broad multiyear contracting authority to the executive branch and associated funding for leading artificial intelligence, cloud, and data center companies and others to advance the stated policy at a pace and scale consistent with the goal of U.S. AGI leadership; and

Direct the U.S. secretary of defense to provide a Defense Priorities and Allocations System “DX Rating” to items in the artificial intelligence ecosystem to ensure this project receives national priority.

Congress consider legislation to:

Require prior approval and ongoing oversight of Chinese involvement in biotechnology companies engaged in operations in the United States, including research or other related transactions. Such approval and oversight operations shall be conducted by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in consultation with other appropriate governmental entities. In identifying the involvement of Chinese entities or interests in the U.S. biotechnology sector, Congress should include firms and persons: ○ Engaged in genomic research; ○ Evaluating and/or reporting on genetic data, including for medical or therapeutic purposes or ancestral documentation; ○ Participating in pharmaceutical development; ○ Involved with U.S. colleges and universities; and ○ Involved with federal, state, or local governments or agen cies and departments.

Support significant Federal Government investments in biotechnology in the United States and with U.S. entities at every level of the technology development cycle and supply chain, from basic research through product development and market deployment, including investments in intermediate services capacity and equipment manufacturing capacity.

To protect U.S. economic and national security interests, Congress consider legislation to restrict or ban the importation of certain technologies and services controlled by Chinese entities, including:

Autonomous humanoid robots with advanced capabilities of (i) dexterity, (ii) locomotion, and (iii) intelligence; and

Energy infrastructure products that involve remote servicing, maintenance, or monitoring capabilities, such as load balancing and other batteries supporting the electrical grid, batteries used as backup systems for industrial facilities and/ or critical infrastructure, and transformers and associated equipment.

Congress encourage the Administration’s ongoing rulemaking efforts regarding “connected vehicles” to cover industrial machinery, Internet of Things devices, appliances, and other connected devices produced by Chinese entities or including Chinese technologies that can be accessed, serviced, maintained, or updated remotely or through physical updates.

Congress enact legislation prohibiting granting seats on boards of directors and information rights to China-based investors in strategic technology sectors. Allowing foreign investors to hold seats and observer seats on the boards of U.S. technology start-ups provides them with sensitive strategic information, which could be leveraged to gain competitive advantages. Prohibiting this practice would protect intellectual property and ensure that U.S. technological advances are not compromised. It would also reduce the risk of corporate espionage, safeguarding America’s leadership in emerging technologies.

Congress establish that:

The U.S. government will unilaterally or with key interna- tional partners seek to vertically integrate in the develop- ment and commercialization of quantum technology.

Federal Government investments in quantum technology support every level of the technology development cycle and supply chain from basic research through product development and market deployment, including investments in intermediate services capacity.

The Office of Science and Technology Policy, in consultation with appropriate agencies and experts, develop a Quantum Technology Supply Chain Roadmap to ensure that the United States coordinates outbound investment, U.S. critical supply chain assessments, the activities of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), and federally supported research activities to ensure that the United States, along with key allies and partners, will lead in this critical technology and not advance Chinese capabilities and development....

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Military RAS Supply Chain: Challenges, Opportunities, and Global Players

Military robotic and autonomous system (RAS) comprises minimally of a platform, software, and a power source. Military RAS consists of three platforms, namely, unmanned aircraft system, unmanned ground & robotic system, and unmanned maritime system. An unmanned aircraft system (UAS), commonly known as a drone, is an aircraft without any human pilot, crew, or passengers on board. UAVs are a component of an unmanned aircraft system, which includes adding a ground-based controller and a system of communications with the UAS. An unmanned ground and robotic system (UGRS) is a vehicle that operates while in contact with the ground and without an onboard human presence. UGRSs can be used for many applications where it may be inconvenient, dangerous, or impossible to have a human operator present. Unmanned maritime system (UMS) refers to all systems, subsystems, associated components, vehicles, equipment, and logistics for the operation of UAVs. These vehicles can be operated on the surface or underwater and may be remotely operated, partially or fully autonomous.

The Military Robotic and Autonomous System (RAS) market, with a base year of 2024, is projected to grow at a CAGR of 3.9% from 2025 to 2035. 

Key Market Trends

The modernization of military forces and rising geopolitical tensions have increased demand for autonomous defensive platforms.

To lessen human exposure, armed forces are increasingly using RAS solutions in complicated and high-risk contexts.

Military RAS are gradually transitioning from tethered and remote-controlled systems to completely autonomous platforms thanks to technological developments.

Investment in RAS capabilities is increasing as the importance of rapid response and cost-effective combat grows.

Military strategy is increasingly dependent on RAS platforms' capacity to carry out precision strikes, logistical assistance, and continuous monitoring.

Leading Nations in RAS Development and Deployment

North America (U.S., Canada)

Europe (U.K., France, Russia, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Norway, Netherlands, Rest of Europe)

Asia-Pacific (China, India, Japan, South Korea, Rest of Asia-Pacific)

The military RAS market is expected to be dominated by North America.

Recent Developments

December 2022: The U.K. Ministry of Defense awarded a $158 million (£129 million) contract for 99 Stalker UAVs and 15 Indago UAVs to support troop operations.

August 2022: Kratos Defense & Security Solutions secured a $14 million contract to supply its tactical jet drone systems—including the XQ-58A Valkyrie, UTAP-22 Mako, and X-61A Gremlin—to the U.S. Air Force.

October 2022: Garuda Aerospace signed an MoU with Lockheed Martin Canada CDL Systems to integrate India-made drones with advanced unmanned aircraft systems software for defense and commercial use.

July 2021:Shield AI acquired Martin UAV to integrate its combat-proven autonomy software, Hivemind, with the V-BAT platform, strengthening its position in military edge autonomy and AI-driven applications.

Types of Military Robotic Systems

Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS)

Medium Altitude Long Endurance (MALE) UAVs

High Altitude Long Endurance (HALE) UAVs

Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicles (UCAVs)

Unmanned Helicopters

Small UAVs

Loitering Munition UAVs

Unmanned Ground and Robotic Systems

Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs)

Robots

Humanoid Robots

Unmanned Maritime Systems

Autonomous Maritime Surface Vehicles

Autonomous Maritime Underwater Vehicles

Key Industry Players

Northrop Grumman

Lockheed Martin

BAE Systems

General Dynamics

Elbit Systems

Anduril Industries

Kratos Defense & Security Solutions

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Conclusion

Advances in AI, autonomy, and systems integration are driving the worldwide military RAS market into a revolutionary era. Nations are quickly using unmanned systems as force multipliers in response to growing security concerns and increased global defense spending. North America's strong defense environment, significant R&D spending, and savvy acquisitions have allowed it to maintain its market dominance. Military RAS will be crucial in redefining modern combat as autonomous technologies advance, allowing for quicker, safer, and more intelligent operations on the battlefield. Even if there are still issues like high costs and operational complexity, the military RAS industry is well-positioned for long-term development and resilience thanks to continuous innovation, changing battle plans, and supporting defense policies.

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Highlights From World's First Humanoid Robot Kickboxing Tournament

China recently organized a kickboxing tournament for humanoid robots and we have compiled all the strengths in one place. Six UniLee G1 Humanoid Robots and humans operating them fought for first place in what was presented as “the first combat competition in the world with exclusivity of humanoid robots”. Each “fighter” was a UNired G1 Edu model, the most advanced robot in the G1 range of…

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Determination from the first kickbox of robot in the world

China has recently hosted a kickboxing tournament for humanoid robots and compiled all the most important sides in one place. Six units of G1 humanoid robots and the people who worked fought for the first place in what was invoiced as “the first fighting competition in the world, exclusively with humanoid robots”. Each “fighter” was a single model G1 EDU, the most advanced robot in the United G1…

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Determination from the first kickbox of robot in the world

China has recently hosted a kickboxing tournament for humanoid robots and compiled all the most important sides in one place. Six units of G1 humanoid robots and the people who worked fought for the first place in what was invoiced as “the first fighting competition in the world, exclusively with humanoid robots”. Each “fighter” was a single model G1 EDU, the most advanced robot in the United G1…

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CHINA’s FIRST Humanoid Robot SHOCKS The INDUSTRY | China's Technological Advancements

Welcome back to the "AI Evolves" channel. In this video, we will delve into the exciting realm of Chinese technological advancement and explore its implications for the global landscape. So let's explore this entire video. Stay up to date by subscribing to this channel.

Step into the dynamic world of technology where China is leading the charge with groundbreaking innovations in robotics, neurotechnology, telecommunications, and space exploration. Picture this: humanoid robots that can think and learn on their own. By 2027, a Chinese Android 4Runner ready to rival Elon Musk's creations, and a revolutionary brain implant changing lives. Join us as we delve into the exciting realm of Chinese technological advancement and explore its implications for the global landscape. Subscribe to AI Evolves Channel for more videos on advancements in Chinese robotics and neurotechnology.

In the world of Robotics, China is pushing ahead to create humanoid robots that can do something extraordinary – think and learn on their own. By the year 2027, this big goal is led by the Chinese government, which has laid out a detailed plan to make it happen. Their aim is not just to make robots, but to make China a leader in making these advanced robots. They're planning to show off prototypes of these robots as early as 2025. This plan has sparked a new kind of competition between the United States and China in the field of technology.

When China announced its ambitious plans, it caused quite a stir in the world of Robotics. The value of shares in Chinese robot companies shot up rapidly. This sudden increase in value shows that the balance of power in technology competition between the US and China is starting to shift. It's no longer just American companies like Tesla and Boston Dynamics leading the way; China is now a major player too.

China's plan for making these humanoid robots focuses on making them better at understanding their surroundings, moving around, and interacting with people. They're using the latest in artificial intelligence to teach robots to do all sorts of tasks that humans usually do, whether it's simple jobs like stocking shelves in stores or dangerous tasks in factories. China wants its robots to be able to handle it all. They're putting a lot of effort into making groundbreaking improvements in robot technology.

We hope you enjoyed this video. Make sure you click the "Like" button and share this video with your friends and others who might also be interested in learning more about this video.

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CHINA’s FIRST Humanoid Robot SHOCKS The INDUSTRY | China's Technological Advancements

Welcome back to the "AI Evolves" channel. In this video, we will delve into the exciting realm of Chinese technological advancement and explore its implications for the global landscape. So let's explore this entire video. Stay up to date by subscribing to this channel.

Step into the dynamic world of technology where China is leading the charge with groundbreaking innovations in robotics, neurotechnology, telecommunications, and space exploration. Picture this: humanoid robots that can think and learn on their own. By 2027, a Chinese Android 4Runner ready to rival Elon Musk's creations, and a revolutionary brain implant changing lives. Join us as we delve into the exciting realm of Chinese technological advancement and explore its implications for the global landscape. Subscribe to AI Evolves Channel for more videos on advancements in Chinese robotics and neurotechnology.

In the world of Robotics, China is pushing ahead to create humanoid robots that can do something extraordinary – think and learn on their own. By the year 2027, this big goal is led by the Chinese government, which has laid out a detailed plan to make it happen. Their aim is not just to make robots, but to make China a leader in making these advanced robots. They're planning to show off prototypes of these robots as early as 2025. This plan has sparked a new kind of competition between the United States and China in the field of technology.

When China announced its ambitious plans, it caused quite a stir in the world of Robotics. The value of shares in Chinese robot companies shot up rapidly. This sudden increase in value shows that the balance of power in technology competition between the US and China is starting to shift. It's no longer just American companies like Tesla and Boston Dynamics leading the way; China is now a major player too.

China's plan for making these humanoid robots focuses on making them better at understanding their surroundings, moving around, and interacting with people. They're using the latest in artificial intelligence to teach robots to do all sorts of tasks that humans usually do, whether it's simple jobs like stocking shelves in stores or dangerous tasks in factories. China wants its robots to be able to handle it all. They're putting a lot of effort into making groundbreaking improvements in robot technology.

We hope you enjoyed this video. Make sure you click the "Like" button and share this video with your friends and others who might also be interested in learning more about this video.

Please click "Subscribe" and click the bell icon to keep up to date with new videos from the AI Evolves channel. If you have any questions or feedback about this video topic, please comment in the comments section.

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Highlights From World's First Humanoid Robot Kickboxing Tournament

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Listen: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6Zy6vS3UM1RZvo3O82nOPP "# The Global Race for Robot Supremacy: Who Will Prevail? In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, a fierce competition is brewing for the future of robot supremacy. From the bustling streets of Shanghai to the innovative hubs of Silicon Valley, the world is witnessing an unprecedented drive to develop humanoid robots that can tackle the growing physical demands of the modern workforce. But who will come out on top in this thrilling race? China, with its robust government backing and ambitious tech strategies, is making waves as a formidable contender. The nation's investment in robotics is not just a footnote in its economic strategy but a cornerstone of its vision for the future. With state-of-the-art factories and a talent pool that’s as deep as it is skilled, China is positioning itself to lead the charge in humanoid labor—changing industries from logistics to healthcare. In a recent conversation with Brenda Goh, the Reuters bureau chief in Shanghai, and Anna Tong, a technology correspondent in San Francisco, we get a closer look at this global phenomenon. The synergy between government support and private enterprise in China gives it a competitive edge that cannot be underestimated. Goh pointed out that the immense resources dedicated to research and development signal a long-term commitment to achieving humanoid excellence. While critics may argue about the ethical implications, the conversation is shifting from "Should we?" to "How soon?" Meanwhile, in the heart of Silicon Valley, the narrative is colored differently. Anna Tong highlights the fierce competition among startups and established tech giants aiming to carve their own niche in the humanoid sector. With a more decentralized approach, innovation in the U.S. is driven by a culture of entrepreneurial freedom and disruptive thinking. Each company is racing not just to create the most capable robots, but to define what humanoid labor means in our society—a task that is as philosophical as it is technical. But let's not forget the practical side of things: training these robots. As the technology becomes more sophisticated, so too does the methodology for training our mechanical co-workers. From machine learning to advanced neural networks, equipping robots to perform tasks previously reserved for human capabilities is a complex yet vital endeavor. Tong reminds us that the training process involves not just programming, but also understanding human interaction and adaptability. The result? Humanoids that can navigate not just tasks, but environments, ensuring efficiency and effectiveness in diverse settings. So, what does the future hold? As nations pour resources into their robotic aspirations, we must ponder the implications of a workforce that includes humanoid machines. Will they supplement human labor, or will we see a paradigm shift that transforms employment as we know it? As this global race unfolds, one thing is clear: the world is watching, and the stakes have never been higher. Stay tuned for more insights into this captivating technological race. For those eager to delve deeper into these trends, sign up for the Reuters Econ World newsletter. Your source for clarity in the midst of complexity. For our full privacy and data protection practices, visit the Thomson Reuters Privacy Statement. And if you’re looking to take control over your ad preferences, don’t hesitate to check out your options at megaphone.fm/adchoices. The future is here—let's get ready for it!"