At a Shenzhen tech exhibition, UBTECH debuted a new humanoid robot with finer dual-hand manipulation, able to sort components and assemble screws, planned for small-scale trial use in 3C production lines next year.
The demonstration highlights embodied AI moving from shows to practical factory work, joining a wave of Chinese humanoid robots entering real manufacturing scenarios. Companies are pairing dexterous hands with task-specific intelligence to handle repetitive, precision assembly that previously resisted automation.
Source: Industry news digest (November 9)



