Axonex AI Group's joint venture, Rice Robotics HK, has joined Hong Kong's Embodied AI International Applications Hub to collaborate on real-world training and validation of humanoid robots and AI. They will focus on applications in education and manufacturing, providing robotic platforms and scenario-based training. Concurrently, Rice Robotics HK launched TOMO, a friendly humanoid robot designed to support interactive learning and school tasks. This partnership aims to refine robotic solutions for broader adoption in practical environments.
Axonex AI Group's recent activities in humanoid robotics provide context for technology sector trends. As of Oct 15, 2026 18:31 WIB, 34 of 150 US technology stocks on Pluang rose while 113 fell. Notable movers include AXTI at USD 57.45 with a -6.72% change and a typical hold time of 17 days, ASX at USD 41.66 down 6.02%, and WDC priced at USD 343.00 with a -5.80% change.
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