China is rapidly expanding the use of robotics in public spaces, with **Unitree** deploying humanoid robots and quadruped robot dogs for patrol and coordinated duties. Working in teams, these machines showcase advances in automation, surveillance, and smart-city technology shaping the future of urban security. #China #Robotics #Unitree #AI #RobotDogs #HumanoidRobots #SmartCities #FutureTech #Automation #NewsXworld | NewsX World

Chinese robotics company Unitree claimed a double victory on the opening day of the first World Humanoid Robot Games in China. The H1 completed the 1500m in 6 minutes 34.40 seconds and the 400m in 1 minute 28.03 seconds, setting new benchmarks for humanoid running speed. The event was meant to showcase the latest advances in robotics and AI. Source: Reuters | The Rundown

93K views · 807 reactions | Unitree Robotics on Tuesday released a jaw-dropping video of a robot performing Kung Fu moves, saying that with their latest algorithm upgrades, the #robot can now learn any action. | China News 中国新闻网 | Facebook

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

#China and the #US has its own advantages when it comes to humanoid robots, said Wang Xingxing, founder and CEO of the Chinese tech company Unitree Robotics, during a press conference on Tuesday. He hopes that the world will work together to promote the development of the industry. #BizFocus #CISCE2025 | CGTN Global Business