Humanoid hype under scrutiny over practicality and data privacy concerns at InnoEX 2025

Despite growing interest in humanoid robots, industry experts are raising critical questions about their practical utility, privacy risks, and ethical implications. At the core of their concerns is a call for clearer regulations to safeguard user data and address labor market disruptions. They also argue that technological innovation should focus on improving human life, rather than merely pursuing commercial gains.

Continue reading

Strange phenomena in tariff war: low-price washing and ghost containers on the rise

The US-China tariff war has escalated once again, with the US announcing tariffs as high as 145% on Chinese goods. In response, China has implemented a countermeasure of 125% tariffs, plunging international trade into turbulent waters. In this invisible battle, manufacturers and traders are resorting to various survival tactics, seeking a glimmer of hope amid the chaos.

Continue reading

Hybrid and near-edge computing is gaining traction in robotics development

Computing architecture design has become a focus with the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics technology. Industry observers point out that a hybrid model that combines the advantages of cloud, edge, and local computing is gaining traction. With government policy support, the hybrid model can effectively reduce the model training costs for enterprises. Hyper-local edge computing is particularly seen as a solution with great development potential because it can solve both latency and privacy compliance issues.

Continue reading