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    China stays world's largest industrial robot market, report finds▼China remains world's largest industrial robot market: report✉newsTechnologyRobotics1 h ago

    A new report says China remains the world's largest market for industrial robots, maintaining its top position in global robotics demand. The finding underlines the country's continued heavy investment in factory automation despite economic headwinds and intensifying competition in the global robotics industry.

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    China took 59% of world's new industrial robots in 2025▼China accounted for 59% of global industrial-robot installations in 2025✉newsTechnologyRobotics1 h ago

    New figures show China accounted for 59% of global industrial-robot installations in 2025, cementing its position as the world's dominant market for factory automation. The share dwarfs installations in Europe and North America, underlining how Chinese manufacturers are automating faster than any other region amid rising labour costs and competition in electric vehicles and electronics.

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    Niantic Spatial Turns Pokémon GO Tech into Robot AI▼Niantic Spatial Evolves Pokémon GO Tech into Spatial AI for Robots✉newsTechnologyRobotics14 h ago

    Niantic Spatial is adapting the spatial mapping technology behind Pokémon GO into spatial AI designed for robots, according to a report by South Korea's Chosun Ilbo. The move signals the company's push beyond mobile gaming into robotics, leveraging years of real-world 3D mapping data collected from players. The announcement is drawing attention in robotics circles as spatial intelligence becomes a key area of competition.

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    Two friends jointly win gold at World Robot Competition▼The two friends jointly won the Gold Medal at the World Robot Competition.✉newsSciencePhysics9 h ago

    Two friends have jointly won a Gold Medal at the World Robot Competition, according to Vietnamese news coverage. The result is being shared as a feel-good story of teamwork and technical achievement, highlighting the pair's success against international rivals in robotics.