It is reported that byte jump is going to build a robot, and the team plans to expand to 100 people.

Thank you, Mr. Air, a netizen of CTOnews.com, for your clue delivery! CTOnews.com, July 3 (Xinhua)-- as a major field of future scientific and technological development, "Robot" has attracted the participation of many international companies, including Boston Power (Hyundai), Tesla, Xiaomi, Tencent and so on.

According to later LatePost, byte jump will also enter the robot industry, revealing that the team, which has about 50 people, plans to expand to hundreds by the end of the year, and to produce some service bytes of their own e-commerce compliance needs, robots that can sort and pack goods in warehouses.

According to the report, the byte robot team currently belongs to byte AI Lab, which is headed by Li Hang, director of AI Lab. Li Hang, a former director and chief scientist of Huawei Noah's Ark Laboratory, added bytes in 2017 and now reports to Yang Zhenyuan, vice president and head of algorithm technology.

According to previous reports from CTOnews.com, Byte Jump has made several investments in robot-related companies in recent years, including Future Robots and Dahuan Robots, mainly in the field of industrial intelligent manufacturing, which is consistent with today's revelations.

The revelation also said that byte jump has a wait-and-see attitude towards humanoid robots, believing that "behavior like Boston Dynamics, which has been unprofitable for 30 years, may not be suitable for bytes."