Humanoid robot production in China has taken a dramatic leap over the past year. The integration of DeepSeek and Qwen neural networks has led to exponential growth in humanoid robotics, with more than 140 manufacturers bringing over 330 models to market.
These models are designed for various sectors, from industrial automation and logistics to the consumer market. Essentially, this is not just about individual devices but an entire ecosystem where AI neural networks become the "brain" of humanoid robots.
2025 has become a record year for Chinese humanoid robotics: the number of models released in a single year has exceeded 330, indicating a sharp rise in competition and investment in the sector.
These figures show that China is making a serious bet on humanoid robots as the next engine of its economy. 140 manufacturers and 330 models in one year — this is no longer a phase of experimentation by individual companies but the formation of an entire industry.
The question is how many of these models will actually make it out of laboratories and into factories, warehouses, or ordinary people's homes. The integration of neural networks like DeepSeek and Qwen certainly provides a serious technological advantage, but production volume alone does not yet guarantee that these robots will become an everyday reality.
It is worth following how events unfold in the coming months: competition is intensifying, and much depends on which manufacturers can offer not only impressive technology but also affordable and practical solutions.
