Group 1 - Robocore Technology, a Hong Kong robotics startup, recently secured a $10 million investment from Foxconn Technology Group, marking the first tranche of its Series D funding, with options for two additional $10 million investments in 2026 and 2027, giving Foxconn a 6.6% stake in Robocore [2] - Robocore was founded in 2018 by engineer Roy Lim and initially served as the exclusive distributor of Temi wheeled robots in Hong Kong, acquiring the Israeli company last year [2] - Foxconn is reportedly in talks with Nvidia to deploy humanoid robots in a Houston factory for the production of AI servers, and has previously collaborated with Shenzhen-based UBTECH Robotics to deploy humanoid robots in its factories [2] Group 2 - Boston Dynamics has trained a new large behavior model (LBMs) for its Atlas humanoid robot, enabling it to perform complex tasks requiring long-term planning, utilizing its unique capabilities such as walking, precise foot placement, and avoiding self-collision [5] - The LBM model converts inputs like images, proprioception, and language prompts into action commands for the Atlas robot, operating at a frequency of 30Hz [5] Group 3 - UBTECH Robotics has led the establishment of two national technical standards for humanoid robots, focusing on positioning and navigation, and human-robot interaction, aiming to support the development and standardization of humanoid robot technology [6] - The company has previously spearheaded the first batch of national standards for humanoid robot operational requirements and plans to continue its involvement in industry standardization efforts [6] Group 4 - Shengshi Technology announced plans to establish a wholly-owned subsidiary, Shenzhen Feifeite Cultural Innovation Co., Ltd., with an investment of 10 million yuan, aiming to combine AI and humanoid robot technology with innovative products for emotional interaction [9] - The company has acquired core assets from Aldebaran Robotics, focusing on educational and commercial robots to diversify its business [9] Group 5 - Grebo signed a cooperation agreement with Zhejiang Zhiding Robotics at the inaugural partner conference of Zhiyuan Robotics, marking a significant step in expanding its presence in the embodied intelligence sector [12] - The collaboration aims to enhance the global market reach of commercial cleaning robots, leveraging Grebo's overseas channel resources to increase product market share [12] - This partnership is seen as a key component of Grebo's strategic layout in the embodied intelligence field, promoting resource complementarity and collaborative development [12]