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UBTech signs memorandum of understanding with the China-Europe Digital Association, focusing on expanding humanoid robot applications in European markets such as manufacturing and logistics. The news appeared in reports related to the 19th EU-China Business and Technology Cooperation Fair, which has closed in Chengdu. The report also cited data from Yao Ling of the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation: in 2025, China's exports of industrial robots to the EU grew 2.22 times compared with 2021, and imports of AI products from the EU reached 55.29 billion US dollars, up 20.5%; Luo Ning, vice chairman of the European Robotics Association, said Europe's new installations in 2025 fell 11% year on year to 60,500 units, with insufficient investment being the main challenge. No follow-up progress has been disclosed so far.
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The 19th EU-China Business & Technology Cooperation Fair closed in Chengdu. Yao Ling of the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation said that in 2025 China's exports of industrial robots to the EU grew 2.22 times compared with 2021, and imports of AI products from the EU reached 55.29 billion US dollars, up 20.5%. UBTECH and the EU-China Digital Association signed a memorandum of understanding, focusing on expanding humanoid robot applications in European markets such as manufacturing and logistics. Luo Ning, vice chairman of the European Robotics Association, noted that Europe's new installations in 2025 fell 11% year on year to 60,500 units, with insufficient investment being the main challenge.