It’s not that humanoid robots aren’t affordable—it’s that the “show-off” robots from Chunsuitang have a better cost performance

Chunsuitang @captain_kent mentioned—these are emotional robots, listed on the New Third Board, that Captain Ge talked about

Truly thinking for the people—from starting out with adult novelty toys, to now building human-like companion robots

Just 15,800 RMB and you can bring one home
160cm height starts from 15.8k RMB, 165cm starts from 16.3k RMB, 170cm starts from 16.8k RMB

And with less than 3K, you can have a robot companion that’s absolutely obedient, never argues, and responds online 24 hours a day

For UBTECH’s companion robots, you need 100k yuan, but they can also provide deep emotional companionship

One of the core needs of human-like robots is definitely emotion + sexual service, and the market is huge—388k. In theory, you can play around with robots of all kinds

Chunsuitang’s products are equipped with the RK3576 chip and 8+64GB of memory. The head has 16 active degrees of freedom concentrated, controlling facial expressions like gaze, smiling, and mouth shapes; the body has 81 passive degrees of freedom, allowing you to manually adjust sitting, lying down, and leaning postures. The body is equipped with 5 tactile sensors, which can create a sense of physical presence and body response through tactile feedback.

Like Unitree, they’re also built using Rockchip products

Currently, they provide services for three types of users:
The first are people who are in a temporary gap period, mainly to “patch” intimate relationships between adult men and women; the second are long-term solo dwellers; the third are users who treat the products as an “emotional projection.”

This is definitely new quality productive forces

And they hold their value really well—after you buy one, you can rent it out by time or by number of uses, bringing you a steady stream of cash flow
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