Unitree's latest demos reveal that kickboxing is no longer just for its smaller G1 humanoid robots. The company's teleoperation system includes a full-body motion-capture suit, and a new set of hands that unlock new capabilities. | CNET

Robots in China are redefining live entertainment by doing it all — even dancing on stage like seasoned professionals. In a stunning display of advanced robotics, Unitree robots were seen performing high-energy dance routines and executing impressive Webster flips during a concert by Chinese-American singer Wang Leehom in Chengdu. The performance highlights China’s rapid progress in humanoid robotics and their growing presence in mainstream entertainment. #Robotics #ChinaTech #UnitreeRobots #Wan

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At Wang Leehom's concert in Chengdu, 6 humanoid robots by Unitree amazed the crowd with perfectly synchronized dance moves and impressive Webster front flip alongside human performers! | China Xinhua Sci-Tech