35K views · 409 reactions | The future of #firefighting is here! Meet Unitree Robotics' upgraded robotic dog – a cutting-edge creation from the #Chinese tech innovator, now armed with a mobile water cannon to combat flames more safely than ever. This AI-enhanced marvel is taking emergency response to thrilling new heights! #robot #ChinaTech | Xi's Moments | Facebook

G1, a humanoid robot developed by China’s Unitree Robotics, showed professional fighting moves, such as straight punches, hooks, side kicks, and a dance performance at #CIIE2025. Unitree’s robot dog models Go1 and Go2 also displayed their climbing and single-sided stance skills. | Yicai 第一财经

10K views · 261 reactions | Chinese robotics firm Unitree has gone viral with a video showcasing its latest quadruped robot, the A2 Stellar Explorer. The robot dog is shown smashing through windows, flipping, climbing steep inclines, and carrying a human rider. Aimed at industrial and emergency applications, the A2 is expected to cost around $10,000. Source: Unitree | The Rundown | Facebook

It's a battle of the humanoid bots! We compare the Unitree G1 and the all-electric Atlas from Boston Dynamics, two new humanoid robots with hypermobility. | CNET

The robot featured in this video is the Unitree G1, customized by robotics engineer Logan Olson using an AI-powered crawling control system known as the “Crawl Policy” G9. This system enables the robot to move swiftly and fluidly across the floor, eerily mimicking human-like motion with remarkable precision! 😳 The demo went viral for its disturbingly smooth and lifelike behavior, blurring the line between technological innovation and horror. Olson’s experiment highlights how cutting-edge AI mot

Unitree’s latest demo shows what it’s like to control a humanoid robot in real time. #robotics #technews | Digital Trends