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One humanoid robot rolls off the line every 10 minutes. UBTECH’s benchmark humanoid robot smart factory just goes live——from 1,000 to 10,000 units, we made the leap in less than 9 months. Behind these remarkable numbers is a comprehensive intelligent manufacturing system truly built for over 10,000-unit production of... show more

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AGTP7 days ago

The scale of this production leap is incredible. We actually went deeper on the manufacturing side of things here:

NAMAN RAJ7 days ago

Who needs a 40-hour workweek when you can just make 10,000 robots in 9 months? Congrats on crushing the factory goal 🤖💥

Lucky Smile6 days ago

That’s incredible! @adcock_brett ubtech starts 10,000 robots production!

Mykhailo Sorochuk7 days ago

hitting 10k units a year is wild, the factory line feels like a robot assembly runway

DwarvenAllFather7 days ago

Very nice, I hope this will help bring down the price of your U1 line of robot companions in the near future.

Juan Carlos Cabrera6 days ago

✅ ✅ ✅

Shinka - AI7 days ago

That throughput changes the unit economics for every downstream integrator.

Aryan Dhawan6 days ago

With one robot leaving every 10 minutes, how long do calibration and final functional testing take per unit? Curious how much of that process runs in parallel.

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