UBTECH Opens Liuzhou Factory with Capacity for 10,000 Humanoid Robots Annually
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On September 12, UBTECH inaugurated a super smart factory in Liuzhou capable of producing over 10,000 humanoid robots annually. This facility is the world's first industrial humanoid robot manufacturing benchmark factory designed for such high capacity, utilizing intelligent planning and digital scheduling systems to implement a robot-to-robot manufacturing model.
The significance of this factory lies in its ability to address the challenges of mass production in the humanoid robot sector, where most companies previously produced only hundreds to thousands of units per year. The factory's design allows for a robot to be completed every 10 minutes, potentially scaling production to around 50,000 units annually, contingent on order fulfillment and supply chain alignment.
Looking ahead, UBTECH's Walker S2 humanoid robot, equipped with advanced capabilities such as dual RGB vision and a high degree of freedom, is set to redefine operational efficiency in various sectors. The factory's production capacity supports UBTECH's expansion into industrial, commercial, and consumer markets, marking a significant step in the evolution of humanoid robotics manufacturing.
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UBTECH Launches Factory in Liuzhou with Capacity to Produce 10,000 Humanoid Robots Annually
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