China’s humanoid robot sector scales up from prototypes to commercial deployment, with retail and industrial models reaching hundreds of units shipped in 2025. Vertical data accumulation emerges as the key competitive moat—logistics-focused robots generate 200+ data points per parcel, driving rapid iteration. Vision–Language–Action (VLA) models push functional gains, enabling robots to execute complex, unstructured tasks such as autonomous bed-making and mixed-product retail picking. Price compression accelerates market penetration, with entry-level humanoids for entertainment or guidance now costing US$9,600–11,000 on par with a worker’s annual wage in Beijing. Export interest rises, with Japanese and Korean executives scouting Chinese robot suppliers at the 2025 World Robot Conference. https://www.ciw.news/p/wr.. #🇨🇳 ChinA.I. 🤖🧠🦾🤖 #Robotics Revolution 🦾🤖🦿