A chilling video that recently began circulating on social media allegedly shows a Unitree robot going berserk in a factory, ...

Unitree has launched a modified version of its B2 quadruped aimed at putting out fires. Able to host various use-specific ...

The robot is believed to be a Unitree H1, a US$90,000 general-purpose humanoid that we've previously seen breaking out dance moves alongside humans, taking the stairs, and pulling off a backflip.

Don't think we'll be inviting it home yet.

The security camera video shows a robot, which resembles a Unitree H1, initially sitting dormant as it hangs from a crane-like mechanism. Suddenly, the robot begins flailing its limbs around as ...

The incident—which closely follows another eerie Unitree humanoid malfunction—has some people skeptical of the robotics industry's latest push to bring humanoids into everyday scenarios.

In our first 24 hours with Unitree's Go2 Pro robot dog, we challenged its AI object avoidance with an obstacle course, tested its balancing skills on stairs and rocky ground, experimented with its AI ...

The Chinese robotics company Unitree has converted its four-legged B1 robot dog into a firefighting robot capable of extinguishing fires. The four-legged friend has a modular design and can be ...

The event, organised by Hangzhou-based Unitree, will see two G1 robots face each other for the title of the “Iron Fist King”, which will be live streamed next month. A promotional video shows ...

The robot appears to be made by the Chinese company Unitree, one of the market leaders in robotics, which builds some of the most advanced technology available. Their H1 model has a distinctive ...