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    A possible price divide between Chinese humanoids and Nvidia-class systems

    A post puts a Unitree humanoid near $6,000 and cites a Goldman estimate that high-end chips alone can cost as much in a Western robot.

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    A post claims an entire Unitree humanoid can sell for around $6,000—roughly what it says Goldman estimates high-end chip content alone can cost in a Western robot. Its author suggests humanoids could split into premium systems built around Nvidia-class computing and cheaper Chinese robots built for volume, similar to EVs and solar.

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    Shay Boloor@StockSavvyShayChina can already sell an entire Unitree humanoid for ~$6K which is roughly what Goldman estimates the high-end chip content alone can cost in a Western robot. That could split humanoids into premium systems built around $NVDA class compute and much cheaper Chinese robots built for volume similar to what we saw in EVs and solar.1h