Chinese humanoid-robotics maker UniX AI, founded in 2024, is expanding beyond China into Singapore and India while considering an initial public offering. The company has raised roughly $57 million through multiple funding rounds and says it reached mass production for its flagship robots, with triple-digit monthly deliveries by 2025. Its Wanda 2.0 wheeled dual-arm robot serves hotels, retailers and educational institutions, while the bipedal Panther is positioned as the first humanoid robot deployed in real households for chores including bed-making, meal preparation and whole-home cleaning. UniX AI's robots won the champion and runner-up positions in the Hotel Room Service Challenge at the World Humanoid Robot Games in August 2025. Founder and Chief Executive Officer Fengyu Yang said IPO timing will depend on market conditions, regulations and real-world deployment. China remains the company's largest demand market, more than 50% of orders come from renewals or repurchases, and current U.S. chip export restrictions are expected to have limited impact because the robots' edge-computing power is not currently restricted. The planned listing comes as Chinese robotics companies attract investor interest; Unitree Robotics raised approximately $900 million in its August 2026 Shanghai STAR Market IPO at an initial valuation of around $9 billion, after reporting 2025 revenue of roughly RMB 1.7 billion and net profit of RMB 278 million.