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Unitree founder Wang Xingxing now expects humanoids to complete 80% of spoken tasks by 2028, and is building AI that lets robots improve themselves.

A hooded man with a knife walks toward a woman sitting in her backyard. Before he reaches her, a humanoid robot steps between them and squares up.…

China's Unitree unveils the H2-X humanoid robot with kung fu moves and rescue demonstrations, but questions remain about its autonomy, safety and endurance.

The Chinese robotics company Unitree has unveiled its latest robot, a humanoid that can jump, kick, and even lift a car. In an introductory video for the H2-X Kung Fu Legend Guardian, the robot punches vehicles, pushes a dummy out of the way of a moving…

Nvidia unveiled a standardized humanoid reference robot using Unitree's H2 Plus chassis, Sharpa hands, and Jetson Thor compute running Isaac GR00T.…

“If we were living in a time when the Federal Government would take this type of thing seriously, this would be something I would report privately.”

Unitree has debuted the GD01, which it describes as “the world’s first production-ready manned mecha,” and it can be yours for a paltry $650,000.

Continuing on his quest to expose the dark underbelly of modern technology, [Benn Jordan] recently did a deep-dive into the rise of so-called robot dogs. Although their most striking resemblance wi…

China’s Unitree, famous for making low-cost dancing robots, will now sell you a giant, wall-smashing mecha.

From Gizmodo: China’s Robot Juggernaut Unitree Debuts a $650,000 Personal Gundam

Unitree's GD01 is the world's first mass-produced manned mech suit — a 500kg bipedal/quadrupedal machine that you actually ride. No US or UK release date in sight.

Japan Airlines has launched a two-year trial of humanoid robots at Haneda Airport to support ground operations like baggage handling and cabin cleaning.

Unitree Robotics' G1 humanoid robot glides on ice skates and rollerblades, performing spins and flips while maintaining balance through wheel and leg control.

Tokyo's Haneda Airport is beginning a trial of humanoid robots in airport ground services amid chronic labor challenges and a rapidly ageing workforce.

From Reddit - r/robotics: Unitree G1 performing tricks with a new policy OmniXtreme

China’s push into humanoid robots is accelerating, with domestic firms shipping more units and iterating faster than U.S. competitors in a still-nascent market.