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.
With over 10 billion yuan poured into the sector in just two months, China’s humanoid industry is shifting from "showbiz" spectacles to a brutal race for industrial commercialization and survival.
At the inaugural HEIS conference in Beijing, industry giants Unitree and AgiBot joined regulators to release China’s first comprehensive humanoid standard system, signaling a shift toward industrial utility and mass-production reliability.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz led a delegation of 30 German business executives to Unitree’s Hangzhou headquarters, signaling a potential shift from humanoid entertainment to global industrial cooperation.
Following a viral Spring Festival Gala appearance, Unitree Robotics has released a massive outdoor demonstration of its G1 "Kung Fu Bots" utilizing cluster coordination tech at one of Beijing’s most historic landmarks.