原文：http://shenzhen.chinacompositesexpo.com/en/news-detail-92-16914.htmlOctober 22, Beijing ---- In a significant stride for consumer robotics, Noetix Robotics unveiled "Bumi," a pioneering humanoid companion robot with a breakthrough price point of under 10,000 yuan (USD $1,400). This launch marks the arrival of the industry's first accessible, mass-market humanoid robot designed for the modern family.

Standing at 94cm tall and remarkably lightweight at 12kg, Bumi is engineered for seamless integration into home environments. Priced at 9,998 yuan, its primary mission is to serve as an educational partner and emotional companion for children. The robot is designed to foster creativity, support developmental learning, and act as a unique technological bridge for intergenerational bonding within households.


Bumi's competitive pricing stems from a foundational rethinking of humanoid robot construction. Departing from the industry norm of costly metals like aerospace-grade aluminum or titanium alloy, the engineering team executed a strategic material overhaul. By innovatively exploiting high-strength composites in critical load-bearing areas, they achieved an optimal balance of durability, safety, and drastic weight reduction.

"This is not about using cheaper materials; it's a complete architectural redesign." explained Jiang Zheyuan, a lead developer at Noetix Robotics. "Our holistic structural optimization allows Bumi to be both robust and exceptionally lightweight. This weight saving creates a cascade effect, reducing demands on motors and power systems, which in turn lowers overall cost ---- a true virtuous cycle of design and efficiency."


Early market response has been emphatic. Official figures report that 100 units of Bumi were sold within the first hour on the JD.com e-commerce platform, with the entire initial production batch of 500 units selling out in just 48 hours.

To meet surging demand, Noetix Robotics is rapidly scaling its manufacturing footprint. The company's Beijing facility currently operates at a capacity of over 200 units per month. Looking ahead, the first phase of its new Changzhou factory is scheduled to come online by December 2025, adding a further 300 units of monthly capacity. With an additional third factory—planned for 500 units per month—in the pipeline, the company's total production capacity is projected to exceed 1,000 units monthly in the near future, positioning it to lead the nascent consumer humanoid robotics market. 文章来源：http://shenzhen.chinacompositesexpo.com/en/news-detail-92-16914.html