EngineAI Launches Shenzhen Intelligent Manufacturing Base as First Batch of T800 Humanoid Robots Roll Off the Production Line to Begin Mass Delivery - The Manila Times
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Key takeaways
- The most recent headlines show that humanoid robotics is moving from research prototypes toward large‑scale manufacturing and commercial deployment.
- In late May, NVIDIA announced an open reference design built on its Isaac GR00T platform that pairs a Unitree H2 Plus body, Sharpa five‑fingered hands and the new Jetson Thor board with Blackwell‑class GPUs, and the company said sales to research labs such as Stanford and ETH Zurich will begin later this year.
- At the same time, NVIDIA confirmed the partnership with Unitree in a CNBC report, noting that the combined system is intended to make “physical AI” accessible to any university or startup.
- Also in May, EngineAI unveiled its Shenzhen Intelligent Manufacturing base and rolled out the first batch of T800 full‑size humanoids, announcing a 10,000‑unit delivery capability that marks a shift to mass production.
- Figure AI reported a dramatic acceleration of its BotQ line, increasing output of the Figure 03 robot from one unit per day to one per hour within 120 days and achieving first‑pass yields above 80 percent, while also launching fleet‑management tools such as OTA updates and fault‑recovery “fallback ladders.” The Robot Report highlighted several industry moves, including London‑based Humanoid partnering with Bosch and Schaeffler to scale production, 1X Technologies beginning full‑scale production of its low‑noise NEO robot in California, and Fraunhofer IPA releasing a new benchmark for evaluating humanoid performance.
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SHENZHEN, China, May 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- EngineAI Robotics, an innovator in humanoid robots, announced the official launch of EngineAI Intelligent Manufacturing (Honghualing, Shenzhen) Base, alongside the rollout of the first batch of its flagship T800 full-size humanoid robots. This milestone marks the company's decisive entry into a new phase of 10,000-unit scalable delivery capability. "From our first test machine in 2024, to the small-scale production of hundreds of PM01 units in 2025, and now to the qualitative leap toward a 10,000-unit delivery capability, we are entering a new phase of industrialization and commercialization," said Mr. Zhao Tongyang, Founder and CEO of EngineAI. "By building a manufacturing system centered on quality, efficiency, and intelligent production, we have accelerated our journey from pilot production to mass manufacturing and from zero to scale."
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Founded in October 2023, EngineAI is an innovator in the field of general-purpose embodied intelligence. Its core team consists of industry professionals from leading global universities, combining strong academic expertise with extensive engineering experience. The company has achieved full-stack in-house development across core robotic components, motion control algorithms, and embodied AI technologies. Its product portfolio spans multiple application scenarios, including the SA01, designed to make advanced robotics more accessible; the SE01, which demonstrated one of the world's earliest human-like walking capabilities; the PM01, which achieved the world's first humanoid robot front flip; and the T800, designed for high-dynamic and heavy-duty operational environments.
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