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    UBTECH's Liuzhou factory is reportedly moving toward 10,000-unit capacity

    The post praises gradual expansion rather than grand promises of mass production, citing claimed orders of more than 13,000 units for UBTECH's U1 humanoid robot.

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    A user says UBTECH's Liuzhou factory produced its 1,000th humanoid robot in 2025 and has since moved from a 1,000-unit production line toward 10,000-unit capacity. They describe the expansion as a practical response to demand, citing more than 13,000 U1 orders. The broader argument: bringing humanoid robots into the real world means developing the automated manufacturing systems needed to build them at scale.

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    @CyberRoboooI like this gradual, step-by-step process. Last year, UBTECH’s Liuzhou factory rolled out its 1,000th humanoid robot. It has since moved from a 1,000-unit production line toward a 10,000-unit capacity,now. There’s no grand promise of mass production here. Just a practical, steady push. It’s a manufacturing strategy responding to real market demand(For example, orders for UBTECH's bionic humanoid robot U1 have already over 13k units), while also building the intelligent, automated production system needed for much larger-scale manufacturing down the road. Humanoids are ultimately a manufacturing challenge:--expanding physical AI into the real world means figuring out how to build them at scale.

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    @CyberRoboooI like this gradual, step-by-step process. Last year, UBTECH’s Liuzhou factory rolled out its 1,000th humanoid robot. It has since moved from a 1,000-unit production line toward a 10,000-unit capacity,now. There’s no grand promise of mass production here. Just a practical, steady push. It’s a manufacturing strategy responding to real market demand(For example, orders for UBTECH's bionic humanoid robot U1 have already over 13k units), while also building the intelligent, automated production system needed for much larger-scale manufacturing down the road. Humanoids are ultimately a manufacturing challenge:--expanding physical AI into the real world means figuring out how to build them at scale.