Chinese manufacturers attract attention with robots that perform jumps and choreographies. Beijing accelerates the development of the humanoid robot industry.

At a recent exhibition center in China, over a hundred robots were showcased, impressing visitors with their abilities to perform jumps and choreographies. This exhibition highlights China's strong commitment to the development of the humanoid robot industry, a strategic sector included in Beijing's most recent five-year plan, which aims to accelerate innovation in this field. According to official data, by 2025, China already had over 140 manufacturers and 330 models of robots. Some of these robots are already operational, being used in museums and public institutions, where they guide visitors and offer guided tours. This evolution illustrates not only China's technological advancement but also the integration of robots into everyday life.