Shenzhen has received a boost to its role in manufacturing humanoid robots after Unitree Robotics set up a new venture to leverage the supply chain and supportive policies of the southern tech hub. Unitree,
Bailey and Justin contacted the Investigative Team after their phones were swiped at two different Center City bars in a matter of weeks.
China's southern tech hub of Shenzhen plans to "fully compete" in emerging sectors such as artificial intelligence, announcing 160 billion yuan (US$22.07 billion) in "new-type infrastructure" investment for the year as it called on the city to embrace challenges like a "seabird braving the storm.
In Shenzhen, humanoid robots are now assisting police officers, gaining attention for their lifelike behavior. However, a recent incident in Tianjin where a robot malfunctioned and lunged at a crowd has sparked safety concerns.
Also known as neijuan in Chinese, overcompetition was highlighted by Premier Li Qiang in the government’s annual work report.
He will continue work in intelligent control, optimisation and the dynamics of complex systems as professor at Shenzhen university.
From challenger to Shenzhen's tech crown to Chinese scientists building jet fuel engine, here are highlights from SCMP's recent reporting We have selected seven stories from this week's news across Hong Kong,
BEIJING: A total of 36 men in Shenzhen are alleged to have been swindled by the same woman who pretended to date them before luring them into buying flats in a nearby city.
Incentives for the emerging industry could soon be outlined at China’s Two Sessions meetings, as the nation seeks new engines of growth to boost its ailing economy.
(Yicai) March 4 -- Shares in United Faith Auto-Engineering, Shenzhen Sunwin Intelligent and other Chinese robot manufacturers surged by the exchange-imposed limit today after the Chinese government released a short kung-fu video featuring highly agile robots that dazzled viewers with their remarkable skills, strength and speed.
China’s southern tech hub of Shenzhen plans to “fully compete” in emerging sectors such as artificial intelligence, announcing 160 billion yuan (US$22.07 billion) in “new-type ...