China

Beijing-based Robotera has secured nearly $140 million in fresh capital, pushing its valuation into unicorn territory as it logs over $70 million in commercial orders for its L7 humanoid and dexterous hardware.

Researchers from Tsinghua and Peking University have introduced LATENT, a system that enables the Unitree G1 humanoid to perform high-speed tennis rallies by learning from "imperfect" human motion data and applying corrective residual actions.

Unitree Robotics has officially filed for a listing on the Shanghai STAR Market, revealing a massive jump in profitability and claiming the global lead in humanoid shipments for 2025.

Speaking at the Yabuli China Entrepreneurs Forum, Wang Xingxing detailed a roadmap for humanoid "generalization" and a vertical growth curve driven by robots manufacturing their own components.

A joint team from BIGAI and Unitree has unveiled OmniXtreme, a unified control policy that enables humanoid robots to perform diverse extreme motions—from backflips to breakdancing—without the need for task-specific overfitting.