The official demo videos of the Atlas robot are indeed quite impressive in their own right, but nowhere near as elaborate as the giant song-and-dance number put out by Unitree.

The video, which has been shared across both X and YouTube, showcases the new Chinese robot as it skates across the ice, trudges its way through deep snow, and even jumps and does flips.

Mianyang, China - November 06, 2024 A robot dog dressed as a traditional lion for a lion dance, photographed at the 12th China Science and Technology City International Science and Technology Expo.

The SE01 humanoid robot, which previously made headlines for achieving one of the most human-like gaits, has again captured global attention. Chinese robotics firm EngineAI has posted a new video ...

For the first time, dozens of humanoid robots are expected to join a half-marathon to be held in the capital’s Daxing district in April, according to local authorities. This comes as China ramps ...

Have you ever seen a robot performing a couple’s dance, like the waltz? Surprisingly, the researchers at the University of California, San Diego have developed an AI system called Exbody2 which has ...

Move over bees, MIT researchers have developed a robot insect designed for artificial pollination, laying the groundwork for entirely indoor farms of the future. The robot’s lifelike flapping wings ...

Researchers have enabled China’s Unitree humanoid robot G1 to master the art of waltzing ... walking and crouching to complex moves like a dance routine, throwing punches, and waltzing.

China proved that a quadruped robot dog can run 100 meters in less than 10 seconds. Enter Black Panther 2.0, an out-of-this-world creation that can even outpace some of the fastest humans on the ...

dance and fight in more convincingly human ways. The most agile and fluid robotic movements, such as Boston Dynamics’s impressive demonstrations of robot acrobatics, are typically narrow ...

The idea of automated machines doing work for us has existed for as long as civilization, but it wasn't until 1920 that Czech playwright Karel Čapek coined the word "robot" to describe a humanoid ...