Lenovo debuts humanoid robot LeXiang No.1, pushing into embodied intelligence and AI

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At its Tech World 2025 event in Shanghai on Wednesday, Chinese PC maker Lenovo unveiled its first humanoid robot, LeXiang No.1, calling it a “silicon employee”. The launch signals Lenovo’s entry into the fast-growing world of embodied intelligence and AI. Why it matters: Under the theme AI for Innovation and Productivity, Lenovo’s Tech World 2025 event showcases the company’s growing focus on AI and intelligent agents. The company plans to further showcase the capabilities of its humanoid robot at the 2025 Beijing Humanoid Robot Sports Competition in August, while accelerating its deployment in scenarios such as eldercare and healthcare. Context: At the event, Lenovo defined its “superintelligent agent” as an advanced AI system designed to enable highly autonomous, intelligent interactions across devices and platforms.