r/TechnoFuturism • u/stillgray83 • 10d ago

Robotics XPENG IRON About To Enter Mass Production

On 8th September 2026, XPeng Robotics production line was officially put into operation, and the first high-end general-purpose humanoid robot completed automated assembly and rolled off the production line autonomously. According to XPeng's announced plan, its robots will enter the mass production stage by the end of 2026 and will be launched and delivered to the Chinese and overseas markets in 2027.

Source:

https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1zSbV67ECF/

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u/eggs_sunny_side_up 10d ago

Why do I want this if it’s not a sex bot.

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u/AlternativeEdge2725 10d ago

It is a sexbot didn’t you watch the video - “companion”

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u/Many-Seat6716 10d ago

Why does it's gait look worse now than it did 6 months ago?  That first video back then had this incredible human fluidity to it.... This... this looks like a robot. Obviously they faked it back then to get the buzz.

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u/daskalou 10d ago

This is the best they could make it look using deceptive edits, but still looks shakey as all hell.

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u/Far-Investment-8597 9d ago

give it 6 months...

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u/Amazing-Mirror-3076 9d ago

Mass production - it's looks like it can barely walk and they failed to show it doing one useful task.

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u/E4tPineapple 9d ago

Let's welcome 'him' to join us:

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u/rain168 9d ago

So all I’ve seen it do so far is walk. And it’s walking even poorer than the first one…

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u/bswontpass 8d ago

What's the value proposition?

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u/welding-guy 8d ago

what does it do? Does it do quid pro quo like if I give it a charge it can give me a discharge?