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What changed, and what is the evidence.
Oct 21, 2026 · Post · posted
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Top 50 Robotics Founders 🇨🇳 Wang Xingxing | Zhejiang Sci-Tech 🇨🇳 Deng Taihua | UESTC 🇵🇱 Karol Hausman | Warsaw Tech 🇺🇸 Elon Musk | UPenn 🇩🇪 David Reger | No university Tsinghua leads with 9 founders China leads with 30 Companies… |
Told you so! https://t.co/HIwYSTDJC3 |
Big announcement coming soon 😳 https://t.co/HIwYSTDJC3 |
Another Laser interferometer product out of China, this one by Tsinghua. You can put the bottom text in google translate to see what this is for or just ignore, whatever. Ppl choose to live in ignorance about what's going on in China.… |
If you're wondering who these guys are, former Tsinghua/BIGAI team https://t.co/xFRgSZUBj2 https://t.co/P01gCoN9Hr |
Noetix raised a $145m round in Mar 26 🔶 Not one of the top 10 robotics firms in China but comes in the next batch 🔶 Most of its backers are Chinese funds 🔶 Founder Jiang Zheyuan is a Tsinghua PhD dropout Main product lines are 🟠 Small… |
"Everything AI has achieved so far is but a drop in the ocean." That's page one of a 75-page paper called "The Last AI Built by Humans," from 30+ researchers at ByteDance, Tsinghua, Shanghai AI Lab and six other institutions. The paper… |
Humanoid robots have gotten good at walking, lifting and manipulating objects. Holding a conversation is another matter. Speech and body language are two separate systems in most robots, so the words come out fine while the arms move on… |