Xiaomi Unveils New Humanoid Robot CyberOne Amidst EV Production Plans
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Xiaomi (HKEX: 1810; OTC: XIACY) has introduced a new full-size humanoid robot, CyberOne, at the World Robot Conference on August 19, 2026. This development marks a significant step in Xiaomi's commitment to integrating robotics into its car assembly line, although the company has yet to generate revenue from its robot program.
The importance of this initiative lies in Xiaomi's strategy to utilize humanoid robots for internal tasks within its electric vehicle (EV) production. With a reported R&D budget of RMB 9.23 billion in Q2 2026, Xiaomi aims to enhance its robotics capabilities, which could eventually lead to external sales. However, the company still considers its humanoid robots as prototypes, indicating that commercialization is not imminent.
Xiaomi's new CyberOne stands at 1.70 m tall, weighs 66 kg, and features 66 degrees of freedom, with 33 dedicated to its hands. The company has set a five-year goal for its factory robot program, but no specific production or sales timeline has been disclosed at this time.
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