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The Shanghai-based startup is developing AI-powered robots to automate industrial grinding, a process still largely manually done.

Whobot claims its AI voice agents are convincing enough that most users don’t realize they’re not human, and it just raised new funding to scale them up.

Splat is an app that turns arguments into entertainment, where AI judges your roasts and fighting is framed as a form of connection.

Known for its “old man’s head” logo and elite gear, the Norwegian brand is relaunching with Topsports in China after a quiet first run.

Ahead of its English-language site launch on June 30, Autohome introduced a slate of new AI tools to support global automotive supply chains.

Loaded with three Turing chips, Xpeng says the G7 packs nearly nine times the computing power of a standard dual Orin X configuration.

While robots grab the spotlight, component makers like ZeroErr are quietly benefiting from the surge in demand.

Laifen is sinking serious money into shavers, wagering that innovation will help it trump incumbents like Philips and Braun.