China Producing Humanoid Robots By 2025?

In other words, China plans to produce robots that can pick out groceries, as well as work in environments that may be hazardous to humans. Though it seems like we’re talking about Jetsons technology, the reality is that the field of robotics has seen a startling amount of innovations in a very short amount of time. In fact, Boston Dynamic’s Atlas robot is currently able to do back flips, which is impressive to say the least.

If China-based companies are able to successfully piggy-back off of the technology that has been developed in the US, then it’s reasonable to assume that up-and-coming Chinese robotics companies will be able to quickly build upon the already robust groundwork that has already been laid out in competing markets.