Ein globaler Kampf um die Herstellung humanoider Roboter bereitet sich darauf vor, zum Weltraumwettlauf des 21. Jahrhunderts zu werden. Ähnliche Projekte entstehen anderswo, von Indien bis Nigeria, während Nationen um die Führung in dieser aufstrebenden Industrie wetteifern.

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>When it comes to humanoid robots, China is vying for the top spot, so it’s no wonder other nations are getting nervous.
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>The country plans to mass produce advanced-level humanoids by 2025, according to a blueprint document published by its Ministry of Industry and Information Technology in October.
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>Fourier Intelligence, headquartered in Shanghai, told BI that it expects to have up to 1,000 units ready for delivery this year.
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>CEO Zen Koh said: „China is a formidable competitor in the quest to establish dominance as a leading market force for humanoid robots.“

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>In today’s geopolitical landscape, Julian Mueller-Kaler, director of the Strategic Foresight Hub at the Stimson Center, said that „high technology has come to define high politics,“ with humanoid robots and AI representing the apex of technological development and serving as symbols of power.
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>The US, he said, is „defining national security through the prism of supremacy, not just in military terms and political terms, but also in economic and technological terms.“