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It was reported that Yushu Robot Dog was involved in grey market activities: 421Wh batteries were labeled as 97Wh, and they were “stolen” onto airplanes; rare! Xiaomi and Huawei’s release dates coincided, netizens said it was like a battle between gods; The Dark Side of the Moon launched its IPO on the Hong Kong stock market.

2026-09-03 08:35 Industry & Investment 🔥 40.3 heat score
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It was reported that Yushu Robot Dog’s 421Wh battery was falsified to a 97Wh label, and it was suspected of illegal transportation and “smuggling” onto the plane. The overlapping release times of Xiaomi and Huawei’s events attracted attention from netizens. Moon’s Dark Side announced the launch of its Hong Kong stock IPO.

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雷锋网 zh 2026-09-03 08:35

Urbain robot dog exposed in black-market supply chain: 421Wh battery falsely labeled as 97Wh to "board" flights; Rare! Xiaomi and Huawei launch events clash, netizens: "Divine beings fighting"; Moonshot initiates HK IPO

## Summary of Tech and Finance News on September 2 ### 1. The hidden gray market chain behind Yushu robotic dogs exposed The media exposed a hidden gray market chain behind Yushu Technology’s robotic dogs: Some merchants altered battery labels, replacing the original label indicating a rated energy of 421.2Wh with a gray fake label, and falsifying the rated energy to 97.92Wh. They also forged parameters such as voltage and charging limits. This allowed products that did not meet civil aviation regulations (rated energy ≤100Wh can be carried, >100Wh requires approval) to be “stolen” onto planes. Staff involved said they had carried out similar operations for customers with requests in 2023, but no such reports have been made recently. ### 2. Xiaomi and Huawei release new products on the same day, netizens jokingly call it “superpowers fighting” Xiaomi will release its autumn flagship products at 7 p.m. on September 7 (next Monday), including the Xiaomi 18 Fold (wide-fold flagship) and the Xiaomi Pad 9 Pro Max; Huawei will release HarmonyOS 7 and the Mate XT 2 three-fold model on the same day. The release of new products by two major tech giants on the same day has sparked speculation among netizens…