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Two decades in Africa taught Amanbo’s founder that localization is essential to building an e-commerce business on the continent.

Data shortages, hardware differences, and customer economics will make robotics progress gradual, says founder Gao Haichuan.

SenseTime sees visual understanding and controllable generation as steps toward AI that can reason and act across physical environments.

Hohem hopes to put a different spin on a category dominated by DJI and Insta360.

Its approach differs from Keeta’s, which targets local consumers in overseas markets.

After years at ByteDance, he is building Math Magic around generative 3D, factory data, and manufacturing.

After building its name in bone conduction headphones, Shokz is expanding into new products to reach a broader audience.

As robots move into real-world deployment, intelligence is becoming as important as physical capability, Galbot’s founder says.