Why a German robotics firm left China | DW News

[@kasimirb5155]

There is no lack in vision in Germany, there is a lack in vision with the financing sector and with politicians.

[@Nainara32]

It would have been nice if David had expanded on what he meant by that. I agree with him on Germany's education system though. The integration between the post-secondary education, internships, and industry has always been impressive.

[@rok1475]

So what is the vision in Germany you say there is plenty of?

[@Rick-C-117]

So…there IS a lack of vision in Germany.

[@그냥내얘기연필심]

중국의 정치체제가 서구의 정치체제보다 낫다는걸 인정할 시간이 다가왔다고 봅니다.

[@markusheimerl]

Amen

[@fecorekasi]

Silicon valley works 12h+ a day, china same, germany less than 8h a day, how can you keep up?

[@hallodidldu]

There is a nice chart at ourworldindata which shows the annual working hours vs. labor productivity.

[@der-lotse]

Work smart, not hard. And of course these numbers are misleading. These are average numbers on usual office and industry workers. In China, in the US, Germany and everywhere else: Such unique startups of course have create a different work ethic.

[@myintmaunmaun]

They just can't compete, simple as that.

[@raymondcyq]

@ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーヅcopy what? For example!

[@SumTingWong888]

@@raymondcyqcopy everything. Name one product that the Chinese tech don’t copy and paste

[@SumTingWong888]

@@raymondcyqname one tech that the Chinese come up on their own

[@myintmaunmaun]

@ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーヅ unitree was the first company to mass-produce robot dogs, wheres your copycat?

[@electromega3077]

@@SumTingWong888 Blade battery?

[@kylemaolinson9417]

Bro just cannot compete. China's work culture and business culture are just brutal.

[@cosmoobserver3416]

If China's work culture and business culture are just brutal, then it'll only benefit bosses like David who operate in China. Why can't he compete? Is it because he is too kind and lenient? You have to be a three-year-old to believe it.🤣

[@Gregvert]

You talk pure nonsense!

[@dinglshingle]

@@Gregvert his username checks out

[@szechingho-rw1hv]

SPOT ON👏👏👏

[@raymondcyq]

He lost competiton in China has to leave.,

[@thegreatdane3627]

Most companies will leave a country if they are not making any money there...

[@MRT-co1sd]

This guy knows how strong the Chinese are in Industrial Robotics. He’s losing market share in China. He’s getting out of China as he’s no longer competitive in China.

[@thegreatdane3627]

@@MRT-co1sd so why doesn't he stay in China and hire some of those chinese experts to develop his product?

[@tonyxu7690]

@@thegreatdane3627 You don't know if he brought those engineers back to Germany, he doesn't tell you how many Chinese engineers working at his company. But generally speaking, China is the most advanced and competitive market in Robotics. If you can't compete there, moving back to Germany is just delay the inevitable of bankruptcy.

[@AbuSayyaf963]

@@thegreatdane3627 If this can be successful then no business will be eliminated;

[@songalbert358]

there is nothing new of this company,just lose to competition and market,back to Europe and seek survival under the cover of IP protection. many similar technical China companies prevailed several years already.

[@MMA-gb6to]

exactly. they leave because they cannot compete.

[@Ddsggcfg]

His company was in China a few years ago probably because of "Made in Germany", But now he has to return to Germany probably because he needs "Made in Germany under the protection of German policies". If his Germany robot product is really powerful in the world, it is not a question of choosing where to place it, or has to go to DW to declare the robot sovereignty.😊

[@YSKWatch]

those who win the competition, stay in china because it's the biggest market, those who loose, leave china, no matter how they sugarcoat it.

[@NoMad42]

Thank you for believing in Germany and bringing the industry back 🙏👍

[@urimtefiki226]

I made my invention from German language.

[@yugiohfanatic1964]

it's useless, your country is doomed already. He just took EU fund.

[@pondeify]

yes thank you for ensuring the money for immigrants will continue

[@cobaltblue2756]

Missed biggest market of robot and fastest growing market for robotic

[@cosmoobserver3416]

@@NoMad42 Just keep believing losers

[@williamlai29]

DW News: Why a German robotics firm left China ? Me: Why the rest of the German robotics firm went in China ?

[@alinelohmann5645]

Easy monety. Now tables are turning!

[@jonathanrodriguez8219]

The tide has changed.

[@rok1475]

German robotics and others went to China for the same reasons German automakers did. But none of these companies thought Chinese wanted to learn how to make things and that one day the Chinese companies could become their biggest competitors. This guy learned early that the only way to protect his know-how is by not showing his “secret sauce” to Chinese partners.

[@williamlai29]

@@rok1475 You better lock yourself in a room if you think this will work....

[@Beyonder1987]

@@rok1475America does that and more. America steals talents from around the world

[@JigilJigil]

Germans were Dmb enough to sell their top robotic company (KUKA) to China.

[@rickjames18]

I agree, that seemed like the most naive and foolish decision they could have made. Selling national strategic or critical technology companies to China was idiotic. It literally allowed China to leap frog the west in some industries.

[@huanghermann5207]

@@rickjames18 You are so easily deceived. A real national strategic technology doesn't depend on ONE product at one time but a series of products at all time! Otherwise, it is not sustainable.

[@rickjames18]

@@huanghermann5207 You are right, that is why China spent decades buying companies from west. Many of which were all in critical areas and industries. Medical, aviation, auto, mineral processing, precision machinery and milling. Robotics like KUKA, any microchips or chips related company that China needed. Any gap in Chinas tech industry was given attention. Anything that was needed was acquired until now. The west after decades is finally figuring it out.

[@victorye7150]

The Chinese robotic industries are light years ahead of German's. They sold their companies to China for the integration of the Chinese industrial supply chain. Without China Germany will be deindustrialized .💯 Chinese are willing to buy those outdated European companies due to the geopolitical reasons. Not because they have something that China wants.

[@victorye7150]

They are not dmb. Without China Germany is going to be deindustrialized. China is willing to bail out German industries due to geopolitical reasons, not because China likes Germany.

[@odysliu9102]

Fairly speaking, when a Robot company decided to move out Shenzhen, everyone in the industry know its giving up its innovation journey and embraces political money.

[@thegreatdane3627]

The company has been based in Germany the whole time. But it partnered with a chinese company for production. And now they're going to do it in Germany instead.

[@GPSniper1]

​@@thegreatdane3627how is VW doing in Germany lol

[@thegreatdane3627]

@@GPSniper1 who cares about VW?

[@GPSniper1]

​@@thegreatdane3627Volkswagen is the largest employer in Germany. So innovative they have to cheat on the emissions tests. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. Now planning to lay off in Germany.

[@thegreatdane3627]

@@GPSniper1 VW sucks anyway. Their decline will be filled by better automakers.

[@victorye7150]

Chinese robotic industries are light years ahead of Europeans. This German company has the courage to go to Shenzhen to compete with local Chinese industries is like throwing a Lamb into a pack of wolves.😂

[@chisimdibreakthrough1901]

Plus he stole Chinese production techniques and then moved back to Germany. He wasn't in China to compete. He went there to steal Chinese IP.

[@thegreatdane3627]

the development part has been based in Germany the whole time. But the company partnered with a chinese company for the production part, and that is now being moved to Germany. Why would he do that if the chinese are so good at making robotics?

[@adamoliver4094]

I'm not European, but underestimating them and believing they cannot compete is both foolish and dangerous.

[@GPSniper1]

​@@thegreatdane3627why is VW running away from China if they are so good at making cars hahahahaha.

[@thegreatdane3627]

@@GPSniper1 didn't know VW was running away from China...

[@JL-po5on]

Data shows that in 2023, China's industrial robot production had reached 430,000 sets, while the country's newly added robot installations accounted for more than half of the global market over the past three years, said Xin Guobin, vice minister of the MIIT. Yet Industrial robots in Germany 2023 was a record year for German automation companies. The German economy reached a new high in 2023 with 28,355 industrial robots installed, consolidating its leading role in Europe. So China makes 15 times more robots than Germany does a year, and it also maintains a 20% year over year production increase, that counts for more than 50% of the world production in total.

[@engineeranonymous]

Competing with firms like Unitree Robotics is hard in China. They are planning to sell G1 their humanoid robot for $16000. We might soon see the return of more European firms back to Europe. They might try to sell it as an ode to European values and supremacy or onshoring but it will be a retreat.

[@williamwatitwa3534]

They will start using national security as a selling point

[@merrick6484]

Europeans firms can never return to Europe, the production costs, labour costs and energy costs are way too high. If any company have a shot at international markets, they should settle in Far East, or ASEAN countries.

[@henkjan673]

@@merrick6484 Sure they can return, just need the G7 to add tariffs to the "unfair competition" and "overcapacity". Sure your market will be only the G7 countries but that is still better than bankruptcy

[@zhaoraymond8656]

Did you watch the drone show in Shenzhen a few days ago? There were 10,000 drones this time.

[@ytfanfan]

As a Chinese person, I respect him and his point of view.

[@DSUHS6338]

😂😂😂😂😇how was your beef was you dog and cow meat today 🤪

[@ytfanfan]

I am happy that David Reger wasn't baited by the DW reporter to reinforce DW's anti-China perspective. Instead, he provided his most constructive feedback with a strong understanding of international relationships for international vision.

[@Xiaoming2020]

Even though he left China he can’t left Chinese supply chain

[@truepatriot6388]

Let's hope German leaders can see that their nation's industrial future lies in cutting edge precision industries beyond things like traditional machine tools, this must include robotics and other emerging technologies. If given a chance, Germans will excel in this area. Go for it!

[@victorye7150]

@@truepatriot6388 Both China and America will make sure there's no other competitors. They're running the game now.

[@Beyonder1987]

Germans like to go to US were they are enticed with superior offer

[@ZakiHaider-y9o]

China already excels in it

[@JonySmith-bb4gx]

😂😂😂😂 except china already pioneered it

[@LAKSHEYSehgal]

Well he makes so much sense and I am happy he said it out loud. Germany needs a change of mindset

[@ZakiHaider-y9o]

😂Chinese drone company DJI defeated everyone alone .. That alone is proof how ip theft excuse doesn't work . Cry all u want . U are just jealous

[@BrandyHeng007]

Do not break a Chinese rice bowl if you eat Chinese rice

[@Jaredbuncher]

Retreating from competition.

[@thegreatdane3627]

the company is still competing, it is just moving the production part out of China.

[@Nightagain]

stealing is not competition buddy.

[@ZakiHaider-y9o]

​@@thegreatdane3627they can't compete . In short

[@ZakiHaider-y9o]

​@@Nightagainagreed . Stealing from China is not allowed

[@ZakiHaider-y9o]

​@@Nightagaindon't steal chinese technology buddy

[@huggybear441]

Truth is, the US had prevented its allies from investing and supporting China high-tech industries. Along with Huawei and chips banned, The Germans and (other countries as well) are worried (sooner or later) their products can't export out of China.

[@tajmajal4197]

Can we have more DW reporters who're as good (or even better) in English as the interviewee?

[@edwinhuang803]

DW has hired many Indians over the past four years. Their accent is making watching their programme less pleasant.

[@ZakiHaider-y9o]

India best achievements so far India's Hunger index 2013: 63rd rank 2022: 107th rank India's Happiness index. 2013: 111th rank 2022: 136th rank India's press freedom rank 2013:79th 2022: 150the the fourth pillar of worlds largest democracy is no more India's unemployment rate 2013:4.9% 2023:7.5% Unemployment rate never increase in growing economy.. india is growing only on paper and by loan India's Debt before 2014: ₹55 lakh crore 2023: ₹155 lakh crore India's GDP from 2004 to 2014: $709 billion to 2.04 trilion (almost triple) India's GDP from 2014to 2024: $2.04 trillion to 3.6 trilion (expected)...not even double

[@刘天阳-d9v]

Cheer when you win, silence when you lose.

[@proton9551]

its good for someone with work exposure to China return to Germany and tell them what the outside world is all about. This is positive. A competitive company go all OVER THE WORLD, not hide in Germany. A defeated company runs home for protection.

[@Voxabonable]

So you went to China, got yourself a Chinese partner, learnt and stole Chinese production techniques, and came back to Germany to set up shop. Now how does that sound?

[@thegreatdane3627]

that won't work. Unlike China, Germany does not allow slave labor...

[@jakobthelibrarycard6261]

That sounds like your're turning the narrative on it's head. Nice to get one back on them for a change though.

[@victorye7150]

Exactly!😂

[@itsmeanniea]

@Voxabonable everyone knows who the copy cat is, it's always been china

[@ZakiHaider-y9o]

​@@thegreatdane3627 actually china has 0 slave labour. India has largest slave labour

[@hhydar883]

Most of the new talent pool produced by Germany comprises immigrants who came here to study. Still, unfortunately, they are also fed up with the continuous harassment and abuse they face from the local politicians and people. Germany should genuinely focus on the cracks appearing at its core. An economy the size of Germany cannot operate without skilled immigrants.

[@alib9824]

Fun fact: Metzingen is also the HQ of Hugo Boss, and there is also a huge outlet in Metzingen where a lot of tourist visit :)

[@xboxonexchannal3713]

Germany will never cut up with technology there is too much bureaucracy😅😅

[@LuvinNwaike]

He lost competition in China 😅. china is very competitive

[@Gregvert]

Yeah, China is very competitive... in stealing.

[@sutats]

TLDW: It was too stressful.

[@paradox_1729]

No. There was simply not much protection for IP.

[@SymbolicCosmos]

​@@paradox_1729 😂😂😂

[@SymbolicCosmos]

He is back for Euro from German gov

[@robina.jensen6114]

Very nice to see he's moving jobs from China to Germany. More of that is needed in Europe!

[@keirenle]

Europe needs to refocus and make long term plans.

[@JonySmith-bb4gx]

A Singaporean once said "When china visits us, we get hospitals and roads When Europeans/Americans visit us , we get lectures ." Thanks for proving him right

[@pooryaradpoor3156]

Hello thank you.i love Germany.

[@joenewcfd]

decoupling and derisking. This guy is smart and senses something.

[@salvatorelionetti1274]

Very inspiring

[@jimidando]

Thank you DW for showcasing Neura. I think what Neura could provide to the future of German automation and industry is unimaginable. If existing German and European businesses chose Neura, it will be easier for them to outcompete international competitors. Robotics may be needed everywhere in the very near future. Construction...

[@edgaragtoto2528]

It's correct robotics is not for mass marketing it for precision marketing others industrial sector buys robot to reduce cost from government to private manufacturer they buy robot based on their peculiarity tailored to their need

[@sxe1nuar]

Short answer is “better start working”

[@WhatsTheCode]

The attitude is so good with this guy no matter how much DW tried to bait him to play the western tune of IP and competition with the Chinese and he said the opposite 😅 keep up the good work

[@BlahBlah-k3w]

They need to redo this interview in German and just use English subtitles, so much nuance was lost because of the limited English.

[@qqglobal]

China is very fast in imitating technology whether it is robotics or cars. Now, German car manufacturers are feeling the heat of Chinese EV manufacturers.

[@goldriverbank6647]

Just imitation will do. Really that easy.😂

[@qqglobal]

@@goldriverbank6647 Not just imitation but also R&D. It is no longer China of 1990s.

[@yomajo]

Cool dude. Hopefully enough of young entrepreneurs can change German views over time.

[@ZakiHaider-y9o]

Doesn't work

[@ckwaiutube]

he is a patriotic. both country can co-exist in tech with healthy competition

[@ZakiHaider-y9o]

Chinese drone company DJI defeated everyone alone .. That alone is proof how ip theft excuse doesn't work . Cry all u want . U are just jealous

[@JonySmith-bb4gx]

We remember last time a patriotic German talked😂😂

[@leqiaop1840]

Today is German national day (or Unity Day). Even at Rathaus (City hall) you can not find flying German flag. Germany become such de-patriotic country (depressing and sadness) after WW2.

[@ZakiHaider-y9o]

@@leqiaop1840 that's bcz there is nothing to celebrate . Btw this German company doesn't make robotics

[@z123462075]

who is the reporter? isn’t he the anchor of DW?

[@urimtefiki226]

I want to open a startup company in Germany with my invention.

[@X15.JETBOY]

when will the IPO take place ?

[@caveman5478]

This is only tiny firm...

[@onereal-y3w]

💜🇲🇳🇭🇰🇲🇴🇨🇳🇹🇼💜 Republic of China

[@ernstschwaig4667]

The man is ahead of his time. If Europe wants to survive as a industrial location, it must master the best and most modern technologies.

[@iFryTube]

Cute reporter 😍

[@hanfucolorful9656]

3:45 By the way, you can also ask the facebook CEO how he got the IP 🤣 It is not China's issue, it is a global issue 🙃

[@LV-426...]

DW - allowing the fifty-cent army outshine the comment section is not playing democracy. Please do your due diligence.

[@weltbestevideos]

Is he burning German taxpayer subsidies?

[@rajahua6268]

Startup moves to where the money is. China has moved beyond robotics, so less money there.

[@m3talHalide-rt2fz]

It sucks that germany really lacks imagination. He thinks its easier to get funded in the US but harder to keep going and see profitability with higher wages. What he seems to not grasp at all is that the funding exists for the startups and their customers too - it is a bit of a pyramid scheme, but when you have marketing powered by cocaine and jet fuel, targeting other vc backed startups, the revenue flows even for companies without much to differentiate, and the valuations grow even without revenue. (Perplexity) The tragedy of DE is that it's those who have a strong notion of what *should* work in an ideal world arent wrong, but rarely succeed.

[@Tyga-gf5dp]

Good more market share for KUKA

[@KGBrennan-mp8wd]

Tired of handing their IP over (or having it pirated more likely)

[@user333-us4qz]

Amazing 🦾

[@mikeliu5201]

Just because the Germany company is not competitive in technology

[@leqiaop1840]

Every business decision has good reason but his interview from DW has shown his kowtow ...

[@HanonInstruments]

唯一离开的原因就是挣不到钱了，这是一句废话，但背后是没市场了😅

[@ayoCC]

Chinese commenters everywhere but i thought youtube was banned in China

[@two-faced-turtle]

There are 1.4 billion people in China. Even if KZbin is banned in China, tens of millions of people will use VPN.

[@ZakiHaider-y9o]

Who said they are chinese ?

[@marcoac-sx6lq]

It is but everyone uses it and noone cares.

[@刘天阳-d9v]

Yes, at the moment I entered the flight to California, I forgot every sentence in Chinese. When I entered the USA border ,the officer told me a joke in Chinese to see if I spoke Chinese. I asked him why I shouldn't be able to speak Chinese, but he doesn't know, it's a new regulation from some KZbin comment. And I asked my friend in Malaysia and Singapore, they suddenly forgot how to speak Chinese, I was so confused. Now I know, because some commenters don't understand the population of Chinese speakers outside China, or maybe they know the number but they don't know how big is it.

[@yeoweehuathuat8926]

Too many competition ,if u are no 1 at least in top ten !

[@vonilao2209]

and china can easily copy that

[@ZakiHaider-y9o]

Can't copy when China invented it

[@shamsh09]

Good luck!

[@vikrantvijit1436]

Pragmatic mover and shaker of meta futures.😊❤

[@JigilJigil]

Americans are working on humanoids while Germans are stuck in robotic arms.

[@hidetsu7249]

What's wrong with arm robots? you don't need humanoids in industrial machines.

[@metamind095]

There humanoid is called: 4NE1 ... go look it up.

[@Charles-qe7kc]

Neura is actually working on humanoids...

[@directxxxx71]

Nowadays German can't do anything except complaining 😂😂😂

[@Littlepunk8964]

Merkle's success can't be undone. She moved Germany's entire industrial base to China and now it's too late.

[@rajahua6268]

It's never too late. Perhaps look at New Zealand, the new government is rapidly undoing all the crazy policies under Mrs Arden.

[@JonySmith-bb4gx]

​@@rajahua6268and that only destroyed new Zealand

[@TimelessFive]

I like that answer: competition is good 👍

[@lastChang]

The biggest concerns of business operating in China 🇨🇳 are: - IP thefts, - unfair competition and - human rights violations.

[@yacir]

Human rights violations are a concern in EU and US. Also.

[@chisimdibreakthrough1901]

IP thefts indeed. No company has had its IP stolen. They handed it over to the Chinese willingly, while China gave them access to its market in return. That's a fair deal.

[@vanessali1365]

Add: - hate crime attacks

[@thegreatdane3627]

@@chisimdibreakthrough1901 so chinese companies should hand over their IP to a European company if they want access to the European market?

[@DC-qn4wz]

Wrong!

[@sleepyjoe4529]

This guy yapped so much but answered nothing of substance. Look at the first question: why did you leave China? The guy rambled on incoherently for 5 minutes before giving a weak non-answer.

[@rRobertSmith]

He was very specific that the engineers would steal your IP and you could do nothing about it.

[@ZakiHaider-y9o]

​@@rRobertSmithwell china invented Nuclear tech All fire arms Rockets Paper currency Fiat currency Advanced robotics Ships were invented in China Cooking Paper Ice cream Football itself Football club format Space engineering 6g internet 5g internet USB c cable

[@enricopallazzo2987]

I’m guessing cause it was getting to be too much like Mr Roboto and they got spooked 😂

[@samchapple6363]

Mindset, vision? Back to anti labor

[@jentulj9611]

German problem is taking high risk in doing things.

[@zata7058]

Europe 1st preoccupation is immigration and how to keep the accumalated wealth post WW2, they don't plan for the future like the chineese are doing now with massive investments on new tech.

[@construccion1]

Picture frame holing Oaxaca Russian agent said

[@TataLinoNetwork]

IP hinders innovation.

[@der-lotse]

Chinabots in the comments 😅

[@maxlvlx]

He left because he couldn't deliver on his promises.

[@batosato]

i see this company's future not so bright

[@WabuhWabuh]

because they got done stealing all their ip & disrupted them enough...

[@ZakiHaider-y9o]

Can't steal some chinese invented it .. loving your jealousy. Since ur country never created anything

[@ZakiHaider-y9o]

Chinese drone company DJI defeated everyone alone .. That alone is proof how ip theft excuse doesn't work . Cry all u want . U are just jealous

[@goldriverbank6647]

Outdated mind. Keep sleeping .😂😂

[@panoszafeiriou]

Each Robot bought to be used in production should be taxed for the duration of its use to counteract the pressure on unemployement

[@svendevarennes520]

The same way we tax tractors?

[@ShakibAhmedMagurmach]

If the companies buy the robots and buy the electricity needed for these robots to operate, and can economically produce goods, how do you propose to tax them? Do you pay taxes for using washing machines instead of employing a cleaner?

[@ArthursHD]

Oh, the printing press should be taxed cause there will be no more book writers. I would rather re-educate than twiddle my thumbs.

[@TheKkpop1]

Correct, Bill Gates had foreseen huge unemployment and social unrest. Like human, it is only fair government must impose heavy taxes on robot.

[@bird_in_the_hand]

tax ain't it 🤣 be proactive, I don't work in the tech industry, but have been and will be teaching myself how to code. python, html, css. quit punishing people for your inability to lead and teach them.. and instead lead them where to go and how. Not saying I have the answer, but it's certainly a better strategy than being so useless that your only solution is to let gov pick your wallet because we don't know what to do. The government can stay out of our pockets.

[@tedwong7037]

I thought IP protection is for the weak

[@ZakiHaider-y9o]

Co developed

[@angelicasoup638]

Just like Huawei knock off Apple iPhone.

[@solmak47]

In their dreams maybe

[@victorye7150]

Look at this cope 🤣😂

[@kinwaisiu9414]

Apple did invented world 1st smartphone; however, Huawei make it better.

[@Nightagain]

Thank you !

[@solmak47]

@@kinwaisiu9414 because it folds? What else is better?

[@kaposipal]

the idea that germany can sustainably compete with china in its own is ridiculous...

[@rickjames18]

They CAN but they have to stop giving away tech, trade secrets, and know how to China. They also need to lower the energy cost in Germany if industry is to keep up. China was only able to compete because the west was foolish enough to give them all the tech they needed.

[@thegreatdane3627]

Doesn't really matter, trade will brake down either way as we move into the new cold war.

[@jdjdiiididjsjskks3723]

Simplemente solo los duros sobreviven en china y la 💩 se va

[@ahmedyusuf1419]

You can't compete there just say it 😂

[@kursatoz.9988]

Too late,

[@ZakiHaider-y9o]

Loving your jealousy

[@kursatoz.9988]

@@ZakiHaider-y9o The genie is out of the bottle, the monopoly gained through information is now gone, the sun rises again from the east and darkness envelops the west. Instead of a bloody war of sharing, cooperation can be chosen. We will all see together how useful all these efforts are.

[@misha90two]

tons of defensive comments here from the great inventors of fireworks and toilet paper :)

[@Nutz-e5x]

His comments about work hours show his intelligence

[@ThatGuy-uu6de]

china number 1#

[@isaacmarwell5435]

This seems to be an example of deglobalization that Peter Zeihan often talks about.

[@ZakiHaider-y9o]

Didn't peter zeihan said that china won't innovate and then world saw chinese exports

[@1Naturalscene]

Good decision, without human rights it is unethical to work there

[@victorye7150]

Chinese robotic industries are light years ahead of European.More like this company went to China to learn how to from Chinese industries then set up shop to Germany.😂

[@ZakiHaider-y9o]

Germany ? Human rights? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sergiogcollado]

Controlling IP

[@ZakiHaider-y9o]

Development ❤

[@Nathan-vq9ch]

That age group 25 - 50 are a real let down on the planet

[@ragnarokws2670]

They just lost to China 😂 why peoples cant understand simple thing

[@vivekraghuwanshi5702]

Very Welcome to India my German friend brothers sisters mothers welcome to India❤❤❤🎉

[@intel2133]

Because he is ideologically biased.

[@victorye7150]

No he doesn't care about ideologies. He just went to China got what he wanted and set up his own business in Germany.😂