The race for AI and robotics talent is heating up and getting expensive.
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China trials 100+ humanoid robot interns in a smart factory push
Chinese robotics company UBTECH has deployed dozens of its Walker S1 humanoid robots inside an electric vehicle factory ...
UBTech is offering up to $18M for a chief AI scientist as its humanoid robot revenue grew twenty-fold in 2025.
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Leslie Katz covers the intersection of culture, science and tech. A new humanoid robot out of China can change its own battery, ...
UBTech’s massive ₹142 crore offer highlights fierce global competition for AI talent as humanoid robotics rapidly moves from ...
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China’s smart factory employs over 100 humanoid robots as interns in automation push
Industrial humanoid robots have begun working as “interns” at a factory in south China’s ...
UBTech Robotics is offering up to $18 million a year to hire a chief scientist for humanoid AI, signaling a fierce new talent ...
Until now, the robot workforce has had to either be plugged in all of the time, or spend some time cabled to the mains to top up its battery pack. UBTech has launched the Walker S2 humanoid, with dual ...
In this episode of eSpeaks, Jennifer Margles, Director of Product Management at BMC Software, discusses the transition from traditional job scheduling to the era of the autonomous enterprise. eSpeaks’ ...
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New humanoid robot factory in China claims it can make one unit every 30 minutes
China’s humanoid robotics race entered a new phase on March 29, 2026, as a ...
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UBTech Robotics hiring one AI scientist, ready to pay whopping Rs 142 crore salary
The UBTech Robotics company is offering about Rs 142 crore in salary to hire a chief AI scientist as it pushes deeper into ...
Chinese humanoid robot maker UBTech significantly improved its overall gross margin and reduced losses in 2025, with ...
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