Unitree Robotics collaborated with renowned livestreamer Li Jiaqi on Taobao Live, showcasing its latest products – the Unitree G1 robot and the Go2 robot dog – for the first time to the public. The livestream, which started at 8 PM, attracted a massive audience. Both robots performed exceptionally well, demonstrating impressive interactive capabilities. They not only completed challenging actions such as handshakes, forward and backward flips, and heart gestures, but also put on an entertaining show of a "robot walking a robot dog," leaving viewers amazed. Notably, the Go2 robot dog transformed into...

Wang Xingxing, founder of Unitree Robotics, recently joined WeChat's video account as an individual and released his first video on June 25th, publicly addressing recent untrue online rumors. In the video, he cautioned the public to carefully discern information about himself and the company, emphasizing that much of the online content is inaccurate. He also revealed that he will use the video account to showcase the technological upgrades and interesting stories behind the development of his robot products. Previously, Unitree Robotics had issued an official statement clarifying that all equity transactions are handled directly via email by the company's financing personnel, and that no intermediaries are involved.

At the recent Dassault Systèmes 3DEXPERIENCE World conference in Houston, Boston Dynamics founder Marc Raibert revealed in an interview that his AI Institute has purchased robots from Chinese robotics company Unitree for capability testing. Raibert stated that despite Unitree being a competitor, he believes purchasing these robots to understand their capabilities is beneficial.

The 2025 Spring Festival Gala was broadcast live on multiple television channels by the China Central Broadcasting Television. Unitree Technology from Hangzhou brought their humanoid robots to the Spring Festival stage, presenting a unique performance titled 'Yang Bot'. Directed by the famous director Zhang Yimou, the show perfectly integrated traditional culture with robotics technology. In the performance, multiple humanoid robots from Unitree donned red floral jackets and danced the Yangko while holding handkerchiefs. These robots demonstrated extremely smooth walking and were able to interact seamlessly with the dancers, accurately performing complex movements such as twirling the handkerchief.