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Vietnamese airlines expand international routes
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Latest: Vietravel Airlines launches direct Ho Chi Minh City–Shenzhen flight
In late July 2026, two Vietnamese carriers announced new nonstop services from Ho Chi Minh City to foreign destinations. Vietjet Air said it will start a thrice‑weekly Ho Chi Minh City–Colombo flight on 18 August 2026, a
AI-generated actors in entertainment
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Latest: China's AI Industry Launches Face‑Licensing Market for Video Creators
Since early July 2026, the entertainment sector has seen rapid growth in AI‑generated performers. In the Czech Republic the debate over artistic integrity sparked wider attention, while China’s market moved into commerci
China's humanoid robot market accelerates with AI upgrades
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Latest: UBTECH Unveils Consumer‑Grade Humanoid U1 Series as DAMODA Leads Global Drone Show Market
UBTech’s UWORLD U1 series, launched in June 2026, now includes the half‑body U1 Lite, full‑body U1 Pro and high‑dynamic U1 Ultra models. All feature 88 servo joints, 2–4 hour battery life, Wi‑Fi, and an empathetic AI mod
China unmanned freight vehicle rollout
2 clusters · 3 sources · last updated
Latest: China rolls out driverless parcel vans in Suzhou and unmanned‑vehicle subway deliveries in Shenzhen
In late July 2026 Chinese autonomous‑driving firms began shifting from passenger‑car projects to large‑scale unmanned logistics. The first snapshot (24 July) highlighted several companies launching L4‑level delivery vans
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