Chinese EV maker Xpeng drew crowds at a Shenzhen shopping mall over the weekend to showcase its humanoid robot IRON. Performing a choreographed catwalk and interacting live with spectators, the ...
XPENG’s IRON humanoid robot has walked off its automated assembly line as the company targets mass production and commercial deployments in 2027. XPENG’s IRON humanoid robot walks off production line.
Solid-state battery powers lifelike Iron humanoid robot set to beat Tesla Optimus to mass production
XPeng's new Iron humanoid robot is one of the most anthropomorphic out there. It can mimic a female figure catwalk gait, and is powered by an all-solid-state battery. One of the most innovative EV ...
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As soon as physically possible, the Iron humanoid robot made itself useful by getting out of the assembly space, making room for the next one.
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