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36 · 7 · 19 Mar 2026 — 14 Oct 2026

Author: Tannai Jane · Issue 36
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Three recent issues the editor would read first, after the latest one above.



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How AI moves from software into machines that act.

Capital, competition and where advantage is moving.

From demonstrations toward production and deployment.

Robots in restaurants, hotels, homes and public life.

Factories, warehouses and logistics flows.

Labour cost, return on investment and Robot-as-a-Service.

China’s robotics ecosystem, manufacturing and training bases.
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