Humanoid Robot Concept Stocks Insight | XIAOMI-W (01810.HK) up 5.82%, model makers enter humanoid robot hardware development

NewTimeSpace · 2026/11/02 13:17 · By Wenduo Gu

XIAOMI-W (01810.HK) rose 5.82% to HKD 28.020; Meta and Fourier built prototype Max on NVIDIA Thor chips in three months and began Max 2 in September.

Key Highlights:

Max features a display that mimics facial expressions and five-fingered hands.
Max 2 is expected to have a redesigned torso, improved hands and extra sensors for climbing stairs.
Meta said the work with Fourier focuses on internal research and experimentation.

NewTimeSpace News, on 2 November 2026, humanoid robot stocks traded actively, and XIAOMI-W (01810.HK) firmed. As of 13:08, the company quoted HKD 28.020, up 5.82%.

On the news front, the company has no recent news of its own; within the sector, on 31 October 2026 media reports indicated that Meta has jointly developed a humanoid robot prototype named Max with Chinese robot maker Fourier, built in about three months, standing close to 1.5 metres tall and weighing about 48 kilograms, powered by NVIDIA's Jetson Thor chip and equipped with a display that mimics facial expressions and five-fingered hands; the two sides began work on a second-generation prototype, Max 2, in September 2026, which is expected to feature a redesigned torso, improved hands and additional sensors to help it climb stairs, while Meta said the collaboration focuses on internal research and experimentation and that it has no plans to sell the prototypes.

FOUNDER SECURITIES believes that the industrial value of physical AI is extending from standalone robot hardware to models, data and deployment platforms, and that integrated hardware-and-software platforms capable of skill reuse, cross-scenario migration and continuous iteration are likely to become an important barrier to competition in the next stage.

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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