Movement Alert|UBTECH ROBOTICS Intraday Rise 5.34% in Regular Trading, world model benchmark lead and humanoid robot standards news supported sentiment

Market Focus10-20

On October 20, UBTECH ROBOTICS posted an Intraday Rise of 5.34% in Regular Trading, with shares trading at HK$68.2 and turnover of HK$151 million.

The clearest catalyst in recent public disclosures was the company’s announcement that its self-developed multimodal embodied world model Thinker-WM ranked first across three recognized embodied world model benchmarks. The company said the model was trained on about 20,000 hours of first-person human video, about 10,000 hours of real robot data, and about 1,000 hours of simulation data, and has already completed deployment validation on its robot platform.

Additional support came from news that the first six national standards for humanoid robots were formally released, with UBTECH ROBOTICS participating in drafting and compilation. Earlier disclosures also showed ongoing commercialization progress, including cooperation with FAW-Volkswagen on logistics applications and first-half revenue of RMB1.27 billion, up 104.2% year over year, with full-size embodied humanoid robot revenue up 1445%.

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