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UBTech exec Michael Tam, at a forum in Hong Kong, stated: - expects UBTech humanoid production to 10x to 5,000 units next year. - expects manufacturing cost to decline 20 to 30% annually. - "By roughly 2027-30, we believe the production cost can fall to under $20k."

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