Three automation leaders from China are shifting from factory floors to trading screens, seeking broader horizons.

A dispute over legacy buybacks could determine whether Zong Fuli secures her position as Wahaha’s largest shareholder.

US and Chinese players race to define how AI takes physical form.

Bloks is pushing into North America and Southeast Asia with low-cost licensed toy sets, but must prove it can build on more than borrowed IP.

Alibaba is leaning on Hema NB to anchor its discount retail push.

Once China’s breakout 3D printing brand, Creality now faces stiffer competition and is expanding into scanners and laser engravers.

The company favors focus over frenzy, resisting price wars while doubling down on its strongest markets.

New supply deals and products signal the LiDAR leader’s expansion beyond sensors into embodied intelligence.

Rino.ai expects to break even once its fleet reaches 10,000 units.

The release positions mixed reality as both a next-gen consumer interface and a testing ground for robots learning to navigate the physical world.