China humanoid makers hold 97% of global shipments
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Chinese humanoid robot makers accounted for over 97% of global shipments in 1H26, with volumes more than tripling to 19,100 units. Shanghai-based Agibot led with 44% of global shipments (8,400 units), overtaking Hangzhou-based Unitree Robotics.
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