In China hat eine Anlage ihren Betrieb aufgenommen, die in der Lage ist, mehr als 10.000 humanoide Industrieroboter pro Jahr zu produzieren – einen alle 10 Minuten –, die erste ihrer Art weltweit.
https://en.sedaily.com/international/2026/09/16/chinas-ubtech-opens-plant-making-a-humanoid-robot-every-10
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Chinese humanoid robot developer UBTECH said on the 13th that it had started operations at a smart manufacturing plant for humanoid robots in Liuzhou, in China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, with annual capacity of 10,000 units, according to a report on the 15th by Global Times, the Chinese state-run English-language newspaper.
The plant mainly produces UBTECH’s Walker S and Cruzr robot series. Siemens Digital Industries Software also took part in building the smart factory.
The facility covers 14,000 square meters and stands 13.8 meters tall, with robots serving as both the products and the tools of production. On the production floor, smart industrial humanoid robots such as the Cruzr Y1 and Cruzr S2 handle unloading, stacking, loading and transport of materials. The final assembly stage uses collaborative robots that operate in step with human movement and needs, along with remote manipulators, automated guided vehicles (AGVs) and 360-degree rotating workbenches, allowing precise assembly from multiple angles in a single position. In quality inspection, each finished robot undergoes more than four hours of full-unit testing and must pass through an automotive-grade inspection tunnel for 360-degree exterior screening with no blind spots.
The company also independently developed what it says is the industry’s first fully automated three-dimensional warehouse, holding 112 robots in 65 square meters. That raises space utilization by more than 50% for the same floor area. Smart logistics made up of automated guided vehicles, unmanned forklifts and freight vehicles support the annual capacity of 10,000 units.
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