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Coco Feng

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Technology Reporter at South China Morning Post

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  • Chinese robotics star Agibot adds JD.com as investor, joining Tencent

    1 week ago | scmp.com | Coco Feng

    Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com has recently become a shareholder in Tencent Holdings-backed robotics star AgiBot, as China’s robotics industry has become one of the most closely watched sectors this year among investors and tech giants. AgiBot, also known as Zhiyuan Robotics, was established in 2023 by a founding team that included Huawei Technologies veterans and professors.

  • China’s Zhuhai backs new tech company, joining Shenzhen in race to be AI, robotics hub

    1 week ago | scmp.com | Coco Feng

    The municipal government of Zhuhai in southern Guangdong province has launched a new company as part of an ambitious programme to boost its artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics sectors, after the success of DeepSeek and Unitree Robotics sparked a national race to cultivate the next tech leaders. On Wednesday, the city announced its support for the newly established Zhuhai Technology Industry Group, focusing on AI and robotics.

  • ByteDance upgrades Doubao AI app with real-time interactive video call function

    1 week ago | scmp.com | Coco Feng

    TikTok parent ByteDance has upgraded its Doubao chatbot, one of China’s most popular consumer-facing artificial intelligence (AI) apps, with the recent launch of a real-time video call function that turns the app into an interactive digital assistant. The function allows users to engage in an interactive video conversation with the AI technology behind the chatbot, according to an announcement last Friday via Doubao’s WeChat account.

  • Ready, set, fight: Unitree’s humanoid robots test skills in unique kickboxing competition

    1 week ago | scmp.com | Coco Feng

    Humanoid robots from start-up Unitree Robotics showed off their fighting form at a unique kickboxing competition held in Hangzhou on Sunday, weeks after Beijing hosted the world’s first half-marathon where these machines raced alongside humans.

  • Ready, set, fight: Unitree humanoid robots test skills in kickboxing competition

    1 week ago | flipboard.com | Coco Feng

    3 hours agoWatch: World’s first humanoid robot kickboxing tournament held in ChinaThe world’s first humanoid fighting competition took place on Sunday, 25 May, in Hangzhou, east China, with robots exchanging punches in the ring. Video shows the robots throwing fists and knees in front of a baying crowd until one loses its balance and falls backward, tumbling outside the ring.

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