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China just shocked the world with 10 new

technologies. Picture this. A car that

floats like a boat. 16,000 drones

painting the sky in perfect harmony. A

train that travels at nearly 400 mph

through a vacuum [music] tunnel. Robots

clocking into factory jobs. Sound

impossible? It's not. It's China. And

these 10 technologies are so insane the

rest of the world is scrambling to catch

up. Buckle up because what you're about

to see isn't science fiction. It's

happening right now [music] and it's

about to blow your mind. China isn't

playing catch-up anymore. They're

writing the playbook. And these

innovations prove the future. It's

already here.

Number one, UB Walker S2 humanoid robot.

Mass production.

This just happened in November 2025.

History in the making. UB started

mass-producing and delivering several

hundred full-size humanoid robots called

Walker S2. And they're working real

factory jobs right now at BYD, Dongfung

Motors, Ji Auto, and even Foxcon. These

aren't test units sitting in labs.

They're lifting heavy boxes, handling

delicate materials, performing quality

inspections, and assembling car parts on

actual production lines. UB announced

over 800 million yuan, that's $112

million, in orders this year alone with

plans to deliver 500 units by December.

But here's where it gets wild. [music]

5,000 robots by 2026, scaling to 10,000

by 2027. Walker S2 features UB's

co-agent intelligence system that gives

it closed loop capabilities. It

understands intentions, plans tasks,

uses tools, and detects and fixes its

own errors autonomously. These robots

don't just follow programmed routines.

They adapt, learn, and solve problems

independently like humans do. In

September, UB secured a single order

worth 250 million yuan, the largest

humanoid robot order in history. The

robot revolution isn't coming. It's

clocking in for the morning shift right

now.

Number two, 15,947

drone swarm world record.

Imagine looking up at the night sky in

Beijing and seeing nearly 16,000 drones

moving in perfect harmony, creating

images so vivid they look painted by

light itself.

On October 18th, 2025, Shenzen based

company Highgraate shattered not one but

two Guinness World Records in a single

night. 15,947

drones, all controlled by a single

computer, danced across the sky in

synchronized perfection. But they didn't

stop there. These same drones

simultaneously launched 7,496

fireworks into the air. It was

technology and tradition colliding in

the most spectacular way imaginable.

Every single drone knew exactly where to

be, exactly when to be there, and

exactly how to avoid thousands of its

neighbors, all in real time. One

mistake, one calculation error, and the

entire display could have turned into

chaos. But it didn't. The precision was

flawless. This isn't just entertainment.

It's a demonstration of AI coordination

on a scale the world has never seen.

Military experts are watching. Delivery

companies are taking notes. Because if

you can coordinate 16,000 drones to

create art, you can coordinate them to

do just about anything. China didn't

just break a record. They showed the

world what's possible when technology

reaches new heights. Literally.

Number three, BYD Yong Wong U8 floating

SUV.

Let's talk about the most insane SUV

ever created. The BYD Yong Wong U8

doesn't just drive. It floats, spins,

and does things that'll make you

question reality. First off, this beast

has 1,200 horsepower and goes from 0 to

100 kmh in 3.6 seconds. But that's just

the warm-up. Here's where it gets wild.

The U8 can perform a tank turn, a full

360° spin while staying in one spot.

Push a button and the vehicle rotates

like it's on a turntable. Perfect for

tight parking spots or just showing off.

But the real showstopper, this SUV

floats on water. When you drive into

deep water, the U8 automatically

activates emergency floating mode. The

engine shuts off, windows seal shut, air

conditioning turns on, and the sunroof

opens for fresh air. It'll stay afloat

for 30 minutes and move at 3 kmh.

Imagine you're caught in a flooded

street. While everyone else is

panicking, your U8 calmly turns into a

boat and gets you to safety. The base

model handles water up to 1 m deep. The

off-road version 1 1/2 m. Priced at

$50,000 with 22 speakers, quad motors,

and technology that feels pulled from a

James Bond movie, the Yang Wang U8 isn't

just an SUV. It's a survival vehicle

wrapped in luxury. Who knew cars could

swim?

Number four, TFlight Mag Lev Hyperloop.

What if I told you there's a train in

China that travels at 387 mph through a

vacuum tunnel floating on magnets with

zero friction? Sounds like science

fiction, right? Welcome to the T-flight

Hyperloop, and it's very, very real.

Built by China Aerospace Science and

Industry Corporation, this magnetic

levitation system operates inside sealed

tunnels where air has been removed,

eliminating wind resistance completely.

The train doesn't touch the tracks. It

hovers using powerful electromagnets,

gliding forward at speeds that make

regular trains look like they're

standing still. Here's the crazy part.

[music] The track has to be flat to

within 0.3 mm. That's thinner than three

credit cards stacked together. In tests,

TFlight has already exceeded 623 kmh,

and they're just getting started. The

plan? Extend the track to 60 km and push

speeds to 1,000 kmh.

At that [snorts] velocity, you could

travel from Shanghai to Shenzen in just

over an hour. A journey that currently

takes 2 hours by plane. The T flight

isn't competing with highspeed rail.

It's making it obsolete. This is ground

transportation re-imagined, and China's

building it while others are still

planning.

Number five, E-Hang 216s flying taxi.

Flying cars used to be the stuff of

cartoons and futuristic movies. Not

anymore. The E-Hang 216S became the

world's first certified pilotless

passenger carrying flying taxi when it

completed its debut flight over downtown

Shanghai in January 2025. This isn't a

prototype. It's operational, certified,

and ready to take passengers. The 216s

looks like a giant drone because, well,

it basically is. Eight pairs of electric

rotors lift two passengers into the air.

No pilot, no runway, no human

intervention required. The computer

handles everything. Takeoff, navigation,

and landing happen automatically. You

just sit back and enjoy [music] the

ride. Top speed, 130 km hour. It can fly

up to 3,000 m high, perfect for zipping

across cities and skipping traffic jams

entirely. What about safety? The system

is so smart that even if one rotor

fails, the aircraft safely completes its

journey or executes an emergency

landing. It's quiet, produces zero

emissions, and turns the sky into your

personal highway. Priced at $410,000,

the E-Hang 216S is already approved for

commercial operations in China. Forget

sitting in traffic for hours. The future

means looking down at traffic from above

while you fly to work. Flying taxis

aren't coming someday. They're here.

They're certified, and they're changing

how cities move.

Number six, China's East Artificial Sun.

China built a sun on Earth. No,

seriously. The EST reactor, that stands

for experimental advanced

superconducting tokamac, sustained

plasma at 100 million° C for 1,66

seconds. To put that in perspective, the

real sun's core is only 15 million°.

China's artificial sun is over 6 times

hotter. Why build something this

extreme? Because this is nuclear fusion,

the same process that powers stars.

Unlike nuclear fision that splits atoms

and creates dangerous waste, fusion

smashes atoms together, producing

massive energy with minimal waste and

zero greenhouse gases. It's the holy

grail of energy. Unlimited, clean, safe

power that could change everything. The

challenge, keeping plasma that hot for

long enough. East did it for nearly 18

minutes straight, shattering world

records.

Located in Huff at the Institute of

Plasma Physics, East serves as a test

bed for Eater, the International Fusion

Project, aiming to prove fusion can

generate more energy than it consumes.

If they succeed, we're looking at a

future where energy scarcity becomes

ancient history. No more coal plants, no

more oil wars, no more energy crisis.

Just clean fusion power mimicking the

stars themselves. China's artificial sun

isn't just an experiment. It's

humanity's bridge to an energy

revolution that could power civilization

for millennia.

Number seven, Zuch Chongji 3.0 quantum

computer.

Let's talk about computing power so

extreme it makes your brain hurt.

China's Zuch Chong G 3.0 quantum

computer processes certain tasks

quadrillion times faster than the

world's most powerful supercomput. Did

you catch that? Quadrillion with a Q.

That's a million billion times faster.

With 105 cubits and 182 couplers, Zuch

Chongji 3.0 operates on principles that

break the rules of normal computing.

Regular computers use bits that are

either zero or one. Quantum computers

use cubits that can be both at the same

time. A mind-bending concept that

unlocks computational power beyond

imagination. This isn't about loading

web pages faster. Quantum computers

solve problems that regular computers

literally cannot solve, even with

infinite time. Breaking encryption,

done. Simulating molecules for new

medicines, easy. Optimizing traffic for

entire cities, no problem.

Zuchongjer 3.0 achieved results 1

million times faster than Google's

latest quantum computer. Let that sink

in. 1 million times faster than Google.

China's also building a second quantum

computer called Ju Jang that uses

photons instead of superconducting

circuits. Two different approaches mean

if one hits limits, the other keeps

advancing. The future of computing isn't

coming. It's already calculating answers

to questions we haven't even asked yet.

Number eight, Unitry Goto Robot Dog.

Meet your new best friend and [music] it

costs $1,600.

The Unitry Go-To Robot Dog makes Boston

Dynamics $74,500

spot look ridiculously overpriced. This

four-legged Marvel jogs at 7.8 mph,

climbs stairs, navigates obstacles, and

features GPT powered conversation that

writes code on the fly. But the GOTO

isn't just a robotic pet. It's a

platform with serious applications. The

fire rescue variant performs long range

reconnaissance in dangerous environments

humans can't safely enter. Think burning

buildings or collapsed structures. It

transports supplies, communicates with

trapped victims via intercom, and

provides eyes and ears where rescuers

can't go. Advanced sensors give it

autonomous navigation, while remote

control options provide flexibility. At

$1,600, the GoTo democratizes robotics.

Small businesses, research labs,

security firms, and even hobbyists can

now afford advanced robotic platforms.

Unitry didn't just build a cheaper robot

dog. They made cuttingedge robotics

accessible to everyone. Imagine search

and rescue teams equipped with dozens of

these, industrial sites using them for

inspections, or security companies

deploying robot dog patrols. The future

where robots are everywhere isn't

expensive anymore. It's $1,600 and it's

walking on four legs.

Number nine, Bay Now one brain computer

interface.

Controlling devices with your thoughts

sounds like telepathy, but it's

technology and it's helping people right

now. China's Bay Now 1 wireless brain

computer interface successfully

implanted chips in its first three

patients in April 2025, allowing them to

control robotic arms and project

thoughts onto computer screens using

only their minds. By July, five patients

had received implants. Videos show

people with cerebral pausy controlling a

robotic arm to pour water into a cup and

typing Chinese words directly from their

thoughts. No keyboard, no voice, just

neural signals translated into action.

Imagine being paralyzed and suddenly

regaining the ability to communicate,

control your environment, and interact

with the world. That's what Bay Now 1

offers. It's the world's first high

throughput wireless, fully implanted BCI

chip designed for people with motor or

speech impairments from spinal cord

injuries, strokes, and other conditions.

Plans [snorts] are moving forward to

enroll 50 patients once formal clinical

trials receive regulatory approval in

2026.

This isn't just medical technology. It's

freedom and independence returning to

people who'd lost it. Bayow 1 captures

broader brain areas than competing

systems, offering unique advantages in

signal collection. For people trapped in

bodies that won't move, or mouths that

won't speak, brain computer interfaces

represent hope, dignity, [music] and

proof that the human mind's potential

has no limits when technology unlocks

it.

Number 10, China's 20story robotic

vertical farm. Who needs farmland when

you can grow food in skyscrapers?

China's 20story robotic vertical farm in

Changdu is the world's first unmanned AI

controlled plant factory and it's

producing lettuce in just 35 days with

over 10 harvests every year using fully

autonomous robots developed by the

Institute of Urban Agriculture at the

Chinese Academy of Agricultural

Sciences. This facility reimagines

agriculture completely. Robots plant,

monitor, harvest, and package without

human hands touching anything. The AI

system uses 1,300 different light

combinations tailored for 72 types of

crops precisely controlling water,

nutrients, temperature, and humidity.

With over 65 patents, this isn't

experimental. It's productionready

technology feeding people today. Why

does vertical farming matter?

Traditional farming needs massive land,

uses enormous water, and depends on good

weather. Vertical farms eliminate all

those problems. Build them anywhere,

cities, deserts, underground. And

produce fresh food year round,

regardless of climate. As population

grows and farmable land shrinks,

vertical farming might not just be

innovative, it might be essential for

survival. China's 20story farm isn't

just growing lettuce. It's growing

solutions to feeding 9 billion people on

a warming planet. The technology race

isn't slowing down, it's accelerating.

China continues pushing boundaries with

innovations that sound impossible until

you see them working. From robots on

factory floors to fusion reactors

mimicking stars, these 10 technologies

prove that the future isn't some distant

dream. It's here. It's real. And it's

absolutely mind-blowing. Thanks for

watching and stay tuned because the next

breakthrough might be just around the

corner.