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Some investors asked ZTE. According to the internet, ZTE has released a full-sized humanoid robot called “ZTE Star”. It is 1.6 meters tall and weighs more than 30 kilograms. It is followed by a line of small letters — “Currently the lightest product of the same size in the industry”. Is this news true? Didn't you see the information posted by ZTE robots in the announcement? On October 8, the company replied that at the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference, the company exhibited a self-developed multi-morphic humanoid robot matrix, covering the lightweight bionic humanoid robot “ZTE Xingzi”, the double-legged heavy-duty “ZTE Starengine” and the wheeled heavy load “ZTE Xingwang”, which can cover the needs of various scenarios in commercial services and industrial manufacturing, and simultaneously launched a number of core humanoid robot products or technologies such as the “Starcore” series of dexterous hands and “Starcore” vehicle-grade master control chip controllers. Currently, related businesses have not generated large-scale revenue.
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Some investors asked ZTE. According to the internet, ZTE has released a full-sized humanoid robot called “ZTE Star”. It is 1.6 meters tall and weighs more than 30 kilograms. It is followed by a line of small letters — “Currently the lightest product of the same size in the industry”. Is this news true? Didn't you see the information posted by ZTE robots in the announcement? On October 8, the company replied that at the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference, the company exhibited a self-developed multi-morphic humanoid robot matrix, covering the lightweight bionic humanoid robot “ZTE Xingzi”, the double-legged heavy-duty “ZTE Starengine” and the wheeled heavy load “ZTE Xingwang”, which can cover the needs of various scenarios in commercial services and industrial manufacturing, and simultaneously launched a number of core humanoid robot products or technologies such as the “Starcore” series of dexterous hands and “Starcore” vehicle-grade master control chip controllers. Currently, related businesses have not generated large-scale revenue.
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