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title: "HK ROBOTICS: The Hong Kong-based company and Datar have signed a technology licensing agreement"
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description: "HK ROBOTICS announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary AI Group has signed a technology licensing agreement with DaTu, allowing HK ROBOTICS China and its affiliates to use approximately 1,780 patents and 110 software copyrights in the Greater China region. This agreement will accelerate the development of humanoid robots, enhance functionality and reliability, and align with the group's strategic goals in education, healthcare, and elderly care services"
datetime: "2025-09-22T12:11:03.000Z"
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# HK ROBOTICS: The Hong Kong-based company and Datar have signed a technology licensing agreement

According to the news from Zhitong Finance APP, HK ROBOTICS (00370) announced that on September 22, 2025 (after trading hours), its wholly-owned subsidiary AI Group, along with HK ROBOTICS (a subsidiary of the company, held 51% by the company and 49% by DaTang), signed a technology licensing agreement. Under this agreement, DaTang has approved HK ROBOTICS China and its affiliates to use approximately 1,780 patents and 110 software copyrights (IP) from DaTang and its affiliates in the Greater China region, including (i) exclusive rights to use the humanoid robot operating system and cloud brain platform-related IP and robot operation licensing technology; and non-exclusive rights to use humanoid robot intelligent joint-related technology and hardware as well as other core hardware technology IP.

The announcement stated that the group has been implementing a strategic plan to develop and maintain its own humanoid robots for applications in education, healthcare, elderly care services, property management, and other real-life applications. This move aligns with the group's goal of being at the forefront of technological innovation and seizing emerging market opportunities in the robotics field. The IP under the technology licensing agreement is crucial for the implementation of this strategy and commercial success. By utilizing the IP, the group aims to accelerate the development process, enhance the functionality and reliability of humanoid robots, and shorten the time to market. The IP includes proprietary operating systems, cloud brain platforms, and robot operation licensing technology, which are essential for creating precise and efficient robotic solutions

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