Chinese robotics company Unitree unveiled new videos showing off advancements in the agility of its G1 and H1 humanoid robots, including running, dancing and more-natural walking. The smaller, more ...

A Unitree G1 humanoid robot is being prepared for a planned Mount Everest expedition later this year after taking part in a high-altitude test on Mount Chimborazo in Ecuador. The robot, named Pemba, ...

Chinese robotics company Unitree has made a significant breakthrough with its G1 humanoid robot which walks and runs in a convincingly natural way. This is thanks to its advanced hip joint design. See ...

With reports that Tesla's Optimus robots were human-aided at the company's We, Robot event, we take a look at the Optimus Gen-2 and the rival Unitree G1. Tesla says Optimus robots can explore spaces ...

Unitree demostration during the Chinese New Year Gala is incredible! Chinese robotics leader Unitree took full advantage of the nation’s Lunar New Year celebrations this week to show off the ...

The Unitree G1, a new humanoid robot that costs about as much as an inexpensive small car, will enter mass production soon. With a LiDAR scanner, a depth camera, an impressive range of motion and ...

We've seen robots walk, run, climb stairs and even recently finish a half-marathon. What we haven't seen until now is a robot gliding across the ice like an Olympic skater or spinning on one leg on ...

Unitree have a number of robotic offerings, and are one of the first manufacturers offering humanoid robotic platforms. It seems they are also the subject of UniPwn, one of the first public exploits ...

You can now buy your own humanoid robot and make your own videos of it doing backflips and such. Chinese startup UniTree was founded in 2016 by Wang Xingxing, who’d built a quadruped robot called XDog ...

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Robot combat just got a lot more interesting in Hangzhou, China. Four Unitree G1 robots, each steered by a human operator, went head-to-head in a tournament called Unitree Iron Fist King: Awakening!