Chinese robotics manufacturer Unitree's market value has nearly halved since its IPO, with analysts pointing to its insufficient AI capabilities.
Unitree Robotics, a leading Chinese robot manufacturer, previously achieved a valuation of $66 billion after listing on China's Nasdaq equivalent market. However, this week the company's market value has nearly halved. Analysts point out that despite improvements in robots' physical capabilities, they still lack the expertise to perform value-creating work, which is considered the main reason for the decline in market value.
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