Chinese companies accounted for the vast majority of the roughly 13,000 humanoid robots shipped worldwide in 2025, and the country is now moving thousands of the machines into factories, warehouses and training centers to learn everyday human tasks. The push, backed by government policy and an aggressive rollout timeline, has vaulted China to the front of a nascent industry that Elon Musk and others expect to reshape manufacturing and services.
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