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Chinese Companies Showcase Over 100 Humanoid Robots at Hong Kong Tech Fair
More than 100 humanoid robots are on display at the InnoEx technology fair in Hong Kong, demonstrating capabilities such as boxing, dancing, and visitor interaction. Exhibitors include four of the world's five best-selling humanoid robot manufacturers from 2025. The event runs until Wednesday as part of Business of Innovation and Technology Week.
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# Chinese Companies Showcase Over 100 Humanoid Robots at Hong Kong Tech Fair HONG KONG (Substrate) -- Chinese companies are showcasing more than 100 humanoid robots at the InnoEx technology fair in Hong Kong. The fair opened on Sunday at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre and runs until Wednesday as part of the city's Business of Innovation and Technology Week.
The humanoid robots demonstrate boxing, dancing, and interacting with visitors using synthetic skin and artificial intelligence.
at the InnoEx tech fair include AgiBot, EngineAI, UBTech, and Unitree, which are four of the world's five best-selling humanoid robot manufacturers in 2025, according to technology research group Omdia.
Hangzhou-based robotics firm Unitree displayed its G1 robot at the fair. The G1 robot boxes with visitors who wear gloves and a full outfit. Visitors at the Shenzhen DX Intech Technology stand touched the robots' faces, feeling their soft synthetic skin.
Some robots from Shenzhen DX Intech Technology are in use in museums and government venues across mainland China, guiding visitors and leading tours, the company stated. Novautek presented a robot with a conventional design and a screen-based face at the fair.
Highlight Robot Capabilities Shenzhen-based EngineAI
demonstrated its PM01 robot flipping, rolling, and dancing on stage at the fair.
EngineAI has plans to open two factories in China this year to scale up mass production, the company stated. '' Robert Chan from EngineAI’s global strategy office said there is a culture of knowledge exchange between companies in China, in contrast to Europe and the US where firms guard their technology more closely.
Official data show that China had more than 140 humanoid robot manufacturers and over 330 models in 2025.
