Geely is a major Chinese automaker, founded in 1986. Initially, the company was involved in the production of refrigerators and motorcycles, but since 1997 it has focused on the automotive industry, becoming one of the pioneers of private automotive companies in China. Geely has experienced a rapid rise due to its expansion strategy and continuous innovation. Today, Geely is one of the largest automakers in China and a major global player, with an active presence in the fields of electric mobility, autonomous technology and sustainability. The company continues to invest in R&D, collaborating with global partners to shape the future of mobility.
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June 3, 2025
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May 30, 2025
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May 12, 2025
Amazon has developed a new warehouse robot that uses touch to rummage around shelves to find the right product to ship to customers. The robot, called Vulcan, is a meaningful step toward making robots less sausage-fingered compared to human beings. Honing robots’ tactile abilities further may allow them to take on more fulfillment and manufacturing work in the years ahead. Built on advances in robotics, engineering, and physical AI, Vulcan is making our workers’ jobs easier and safer while moving orders more efficiently.