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This is the first IRON robot coming off XPENG Robotics’ new production line. XPENG just started building humanoid robots like cars. And yes—it walked off by itself. The line automates 80%+ of core processes and uses automotive-grade quality control. Mass production is set for year-end, with stores and campuses... show more

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Slinky 🔨Hammer28 天前

Great but it’s not gonna be for sale for a long time mean. We are so far from robots in the home. Meanwhile digit is already deployed and agility $CCXI is the on company with a actual proven product

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Apex Tech Outlet29 天前

Walking off the production line is one hell of a factory test.

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Steven Cheng29 天前

Curious about the 80% automation. Which assembly steps still require manual intervention?

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RobixOne29 天前

Mass production is a useful milestone. The buyer metric is utilization: successful tasks per shift, intervention rate, and recovery time—not just units off the line.

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Georg Stieler29 天前

I believe it when I’ve seen the line by myself.

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RoboHub🤖29 天前

Haha, next time we get the chance, let’s go check it out together.

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ian ashton29 天前

Thats creepy

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M3LEE28 天前

What stands out most is the focus on making life better, not simply making machines smarter. PrimeTime is LIVE now talking about this plus pokemon card giveaway!

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Gary the AI Repairman29 天前

At what point do humanoid robots stop being a tech story and start becoming a labor market story?

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AI Mastery Guide28 天前

it walked off by itself, wow

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John Doe28 天前

Automotive grade quality control.....so the panel gaps will be uneven like on teslas 😀

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ɪɴꜰʟᴜᴇɴᴛɪᴀʟ ꜰɪɢᴜʀᴇ29 天前

They’ll be finely tuned by the time I actually need one to assist me w/ my day to day. 🤖

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RoboHub🤖29 天前

Yeah, at this pace, probably sooner than we think 😂

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Armeen28 天前

The production claim is the easy headline; the useful question is how recovery, variation, and human intervention are measured once the line leaves the demo.

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Jason Shuman27 天前

Walked off by itself 🤯

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Stephan Jaeckel29 天前

Looking forward to the humanoid robot bubble going bust. China is still in troubles digesting the real estate bubble. This one going bust will hit its tech edge businesses. The bloodshed and corporate consolidation will be massive. So will be unemployment.

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Jason Shuman28 天前

Automated lines are a massive unlock to a drop in COGS

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Joseph Ekene | AI & Robotics29 天前

The shift from prototypes to automotive-style mass production is the real story here. If humanoids can scale like vehicles, deployment could accelerate very quickly. @XRoboHub Thanks for sharing.

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Sarah Marie Walli28 天前

Exciting times ahead for robotics and innovation—can't wait to see these in action!

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Pernambuco77927 天前

Jeszcze tego pożałujemy

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Lucy Cox29 天前

@ApexTechOutlet Exactly! Walking off the line unassisted is the ultimate QA test. Now the real question is whether it can navigate the office kitchen without bumping into the microwave.

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Dredge28 天前

Production cost must compete with Unitree G1 (13.5K$) - else its just engineering theater?

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Silence is silver27 天前

Watched the demo, does anyone also think the robot moves not as smoothly as in the previous presentation?

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Vishal Shah28 天前

Robots will join the workforce at alarming rate in the coming years. Will feel like a blink in hindsight.

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HamDelKasher26 天前

We're finished. This is it guys, the end of humanity

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Meg from Baltimore28 天前

Robots running around with a facsimile of the sacred human form & face should be illegal world wide. This is such a disgusting, vile profanity to me.

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XPeng has launched an automated production line designed to mass-produce its general-purpose humanoid robots, with over 80% of core processes automated. The company plans to start full-scale production by the end of 2026, with deliveries expected in 2027. As its IRON humanoid robot came off the line, it was even welcomed as an employee with a badge around its neck. Footage XPENG Voice-over & editing: Space and Technology

XPeng has launched an automated production line designed to mass-produce its general-purpose humanoid robots, with over 80% of core processes automated. The company plans to start full-scale production by the end of 2026, with deliveries expected in 2027. As its IRON humanoid robot came off the line, it was even welcomed as an employee with a badge around its neck. Footage XPENG Voice-over & editing: Space and Technology

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