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

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

52K views · 419 reactions | Unitree's G1 greets guests as Unitree opens their new factory in Hangzhou, China. Measuring at over 10,000 square meters, what does this mean for the future of robotics? | Interesting Engineering | Facebook