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Unitree Robotics is set to deploy Reborn's Roboverse infrastructure to significantly speed up AI development for its humanoid robots, fostering an open-source community to build more intelligent and adaptable machines.

Humanoid robots competed alongside humans in the Beijing half-marathon for the first time. Tiangong Ultra won the robot category with a time of 2h 40m, but many other robots faced significant challenges, including falls and malfunctions, highlighting the hurdles still facing the technology.

Unitree has just released a new video featuring its G1 humanoid robot in a boxing match against a human — as well as a robot vs. robot showdown. While still slower than a human opponent, the G1 showcases surprisingly sharp boxing skills and an impressive ability to recover and get back on its feet after taking a fall.

Unitree Robotics, known for its humanoid robot G1 and its quadruped robots, has introduced the Dex5, a new five-fingered dexterous robotic hand. Featuring 20 degrees of freedom and 94 highly sensitive touch points, the Dex5 demonstrated fine manipulation skills in a promotional video, signaling Unitree's expansion into advanced robotics components.

As the humanoid robotics race heats up, U.S. giants like Tesla face stiff competition from Chinese firms such as Unitree. Analysts warn that China's manufacturing prowess and supportive policies could enable it to dominate this transformative industry.