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    China Ships Nearly 78% of World's Humanoid Robots▼China shipped more than 19,000 humanoid robots in the first half of 2026, accounting for 77.9% of global shipments, accoMmastodonTechnology449 min ago

    China shipped more than 19,000 humanoid robots in the first half of 2026, representing 77.9% of global shipments, according to figures attributed to IDC. Worldwide shipments reached nearly 25,000 units, a 432.1% year-over-year increase, and IDC also raised its global humanoid robot forecast. Commenters are citing the numbers as evidence of China's dominance in a fast-scaling robotics industry.

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    IDC: AGIBOT Led Global Humanoid Robot Shipments in First Half of 2026▼IDC Data Shows AGIBOT Led Global Humanoid Robot Shipments in H1 2026✉newsTechnologyRobotics2 h ago

    IDC data shows Chinese robotics firm AGIBOT ranked first worldwide in humanoid robot shipments for the first half of 2026, ahead of competitors in a fast-growing market. The figure signals China's strengthening position in the race to commercialize humanoid robots, as companies push units into factories and research settings. Industry watchers are likely to scrutinize the numbers for signs of which players can scale production.

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    LACMA releases new book on midcentury domestic futurism●Suck up all the midcentury domestic futurism you can get in LACMA’s new book✉newsCultureBooks7 h ago

    The Los Angeles County Museum of Art has published a new book celebrating midcentury domestic futurism, the optimistic postwar design movement that imagined futuristic homes and everyday objects for American households. According to Wallpaper, the publication gathers examples of this aesthetic, encouraging readers to take in as much of the style as possible. It is being discussed among design and architecture enthusiasts interested in the era.

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    CCHA TV Streaming Updates on Midco Sports Plus●CCHA TV on Midco Sports Plus Updates✉newsSportSports23 h ago

    Updates are circulating about CCHA TV coverage being carried on Midco Sports Plus, affecting how fans of the Central Collegiate Hockey Association, including Minnesota State Mankato, can watch games. Details shared so far focus on where the broadcasts will be available, with fans checking what the changes mean for access to conference hockey this season.