Humanoid Robots Are Leaving Viral Videos Behind And Taking On Real Jobs

Humanoid robots are moving from flashy demonstrations to factories and warehouses, but reliable, economical real-world work ...

China built robots that can do backflips – but can they make money?

Unitree’s IPO will gauge investors’ appetite for a technology that has yet to prove its commercial viability amid ...

Backflips are easy, stairs are hard: Robots still struggle with simple human movements, experts say

Yet the next generation of robots will soon be able to learn from experience, creating more adaptable machines—perfect for ...

Dancing Unitree Humanoid Robot Prices Start at $4,900; But There's a Catch

Unitree humanoid robots cost from $4,900 to $100,000 before shipping, taxes and duties. Here's what each model offers and ...

Chinese robotics giant Unitree makes market debut with shares soaring 600 per cent to hit $93 billion

The world’s biggest humanoid robot maker Unitree has made a huge splash in its Shanghai stock market debut, with its shares ...

Unitree's viral dancing, rollerblading robots make a 600% stock market debut

Unitree, known for its dancing and backflipping robots, saw shares surge as much as 629% on its Shanghai stock market debut.

Beyond marathons and backflips, China's robots face a commercial test

By Eduardo Baptista and Laurie Chen BEIJING, Aug 18 (Reuters) - China's humanoid robot makers have spent the past two years ...
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The skeptic’s guide to humanoid robots going viral on the Internet

It may appear that humanoid robots capable of handling any task have almost arrived—especially when tech companies showcase them performing acrobatic feats or handling household chores. But there is ...