Unitree Robotics deployed a massive swarm of its humanoid robots onto one of the biggest television stages in the world. At China’s Spring Festival Gala, dozens of the company’s humanoid machines, including the model known as the Kung Fu Bot, performed a tightly synchronized Chinese New Year routine. The showcase was powered by what Unitree calls a cluster cooperative rapid scheduling system, enabling coordinated movement at scale. The robots executed martial arts style choreography together in

Chinese robotics company Unitree just released a video of this large-scale demonstration of its humanoid systems. Dozens of its G1 robots performed a synchronized Kung Fu routine that the company said was fully autonomous, moving in coordinated formations with rapid transitions between sequences. The gala, one of China’s most-watched annual broadcasts, provided a high-visibility platform to showcase this robotics progress to a massive audience. Follow us (@therundownAI) to keep up with the lates

New footage released by China’s Unitree Robotics shows its latest H2 humanoid performing flying kicks, backflips and sandbag strikes. #china #robot #humanoid #martialarts #scmp #scmpnews | South China Morning Post

Chinese robotics company Unitree Robotics has upgraded its G1 humanoid robot with major improvements in flexibility and stability. The G1 can now stay steady under almost any action sequence – and even if it falls, it quickly bounces back to its feet. #Unitree #Robotics #AI #Robot | CGTNEurope

Unitree Robotics Co on Thursday unveiled its full-body teleoperation platform through a video clip posted on its social media account. In the video, under human remote control, Unitree’s G1 humanoid robot is shown performing wireless household tasks such as washing dishes, operating a robotic vacuum, folding clothes, and carrying a cup of water. | Global Times