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Xiaomi humanoids take on an eight-hour car-part sorting task

A video showed two full-size robots sorting center-console side covers in Xiaomi's auto factory; the company has not published throughput or intervention data.

Applications & deploymentsHumanoids & embodied AI
ROBOPALLAS · 2026-11-04
Image accompanying the report about Xiaomi humanoids sorting automotive parts, credited to Xiaomi Tech/X

Interesting Engineering reports that Xiaomi released a video showing two humanoid robots sorting automotive components during an eight-hour task at its car factory.

The Nov. 3 demonstration focused on a center-console side-cover sorting station, where the robots repeatedly moved components between containers and storage racks.

Xiaomi said the full-size humanoids could detect and correct anomalies while coordinating with the factory production-line system.

The article says Xiaomi has not specified which anomalies the robots can recognize or how they correct them.

The company has not disclosed parts-handling throughput, human-intervention rates or how the robots managed battery power during the extended task, according to the report.

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