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A highly polished new video shows EngineAI’s T800 humanoids working in a Luxshare-ICT factory, drawing a sharp contrast to the robot’s violent US debut in a San Francisco combat league over the weekend.
Shenzhen-based EngineAI has reached a $1.4 billion valuation following a massive funding round led by Luxshare Precision, signaling a pivot from viral combat stunts to industrial-scale manufacturing.
Shenzhen-based EngineAI has officially launched the Ultimate Robot Knock-out Legend (URKL) league, revealing a massive prize pool, strict technical rules, and a tournament format designed to stress-test the next generation of humanoid hardware.
With a global debut at CES 2026 and high-level praise from Premier Li Qiang, EngineAI has officially scheduled its "Ultimate Robot Knock-out Legend" (URKL) competition for February 9.
In a visceral "proof of life" demonstration, the CEO of EngineAI dons protective gear to absorb a kick from the T800 humanoid, doubling down on the company''s aggressive marketing strategy.
The Shenzhen-based robotics firm has officially listed its full-size humanoid on JD.com, revealing a four-tier pricing strategy that aggressively targets Unitree’s market share.
Following skepticism over its cinematic T800 reveal, the Shenzhen robotics firm releases raw footage to prove its "action hero" robot is hardware, not Hollywood effects.
Shenzhen’s EngineAI has fully revealed its flagship T800 humanoid with a high-octane video demonstration and official specifications, confirming a 1.73m frame, Nvidia Thor compute, and a strategy that blurs the line between robotic combat and warehouse labor.
While most of the industry focuses on logistics and manufacturing, a new teaser from EngineAI highlights its T800 robot''s design for "combat scenarios" and an upcoming "Robot Boxer" competition.
