Humanoid Robot Concept Stocks Watch | Xiaomi Robot Wins Double Championships;XIAOMI-W (01810.HK) Surges and Closes Down 2.01%

NewTimeSpace (newtimespace.com) News: On June 8, 2026, the Hong Kong Tech Index continued to weaken. XIAOMI-W (01810.HK) surged and then pulled back. As of 2:54 PM, the company's share price was quoted at HK$27.24, down 2.01%.

On the news front, on June 5, 2026, Xiaomi founder Lei Jun reposted a report card on social media, stating: "The Xiaomi Robot Team won double championships in two recent major international competitions, and heavily outpaced the runner-up." In the WBC track, the Xiaomi Robot Team secured the championship with an overall score of 99.2 points and an overall task success rate of 94%. Among these, the success rate for simple tasks reached 100%, and the success rate for complex tasks stabilized at 90%.

Century Securities stated that the industrialization progress of humanoid robots is accelerating. Unitree Robotics successfully passed its listing review on June 1 and submitted its registration, and it is expected to become the first humanoid robot stock on the A-share market in the third quarter. Meanwhile, the IPO applications of Deep Robotics and Leju Robotics were accepted in May, indicating that the industrialization of domestic humanoid robots continues to advance. Regarding Tesla's humanoid robot, suppliers are expected to begin small-batch official deliveries in June, and official mass production will arrive between July and August, with production capacity expected to ramp up to several thousand or nearly 10,000 units per month in the fourth quarter. Currently, the entire humanoid robot industry is entering the phase of mass production.

XIAOMI-W (01810.HK) Leverages its massive AIoT ecosystem network and full-stack proprietary AI algorithms to advance the collaborative deployment of consumer- and industrial-grade embodied AI devices. Algorithms for its CyberOne humanoid robot and CyberDog bionic quadruped robot undergo continuous iteration. The underlying multi-modal machine vision, force-control algorithms, and automated scheduling logic are deeply integrated into the "dark factory" operations and flexible manufacturing workflows of Xiaomi's smart factories, establishing a complete closed-loop model of "algorithm + hardware + proprietary manufacturing application scenarios."

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