UBTECH CFO: Humanoid Robotics Sector Remains a Vast Blue Ocean Market

Deep News07-16

On July 16th, the "2026 Sina Global Capital Summit," hosted by Sina Finance, commenced grandly in Hong Kong, China. The summit, themed "Rooted in Hong Kong, With a Global Vision," brought together leading figures from global politics, business, academia, and research for in-depth discussions on core topics including global capital market trends, cross-border capital allocation, and the international expansion of tech companies.

During a roundtable forum titled "The Voyage and Home Base of Chinese Tech Enterprises," Mr. Zhang Ju, Chief Financial Officer and Board Secretary of UBTECH ROBOTICS, expressed that the embodied AI humanoid robotics industry is "just beginning, with the curtain barely raised." He referenced Elon Musk's prediction of potentially over 10 to 20 billion humanoid robots in the future, stating, "There is still a vast market to reach that target and market potential. It remains a very promising blue ocean, far from becoming a red ocean."

At this stage, UBTECH ROBOTICS "does not yet feel significant competitive pressure," with its core mission being to "diligently focus on its own tasks and execute them well." As an industry leader, the company aims not only to excel internally but also to "guide the entire industry forward, including supporting the upstream and downstream supply chains, exploring application scenarios, and establishing industry standards."

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