BYD developing humanoid robots to rival Tesla's Optimus, exec says showroom deployment planned
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BYD executive vice president Stella Li announced the company is developing humanoid robots to rival Tesla's Optimus, with plans to deploy them in car showrooms to interact with customers, explain products, and demonstrate vehicles. Li sees this as a "huge" market opportunity for the home and service industry.
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Building humanoid robots for the home and service industry will be a 'huge' market for the company.
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