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China’s robot firms’ lament: if we only had a ‘brain’, and more data

  • Posted on July 20, 2026
  • By South China Morning Post
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Chinese robotics manufacturers face significant technical challenges in advancing embodied artificial intelligence capabilities. During the World Artificial Intelligence Conference, industry leaders highlighted critical obstacles including insufficient AI processing power and limited training datasets. These bottlenecks prevent robots from achieving sophisticated real-world task execution and meaningful human-environment interaction. Addressing these foundational issues requires substantial investments in computational infrastructure and data collection strategies to unlock next-generation robotic applications.

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China’s robot firms’ lament: if we only had a ‘brain’, and more data
China’s robot firms’ lament: if we only had a ‘brain’, and more data

Experts at WAIC discuss the bottlenecks preventing embodied AI from improving robots’ real-world interactions.
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