A new research paper co-authored by a Game Freak developer dives deep into next-gen water simulation tech, raising hopes for Pokemon Winds and Waves' summery vistas and underwater areas. Game Freak ...

Surely the robots that’ve been heavily marketed with all kinds of martial arts stunts would never be designed for violent ends, right? We’re less certain than ever. On Wednesday, China’s Unitree ...

A hooded man with a knife walks toward a woman sitting in her backyard. Before he reaches her, a humanoid robot steps between them and squares up. That’s the money shot in the one-minute video Unitree ...

The founder of Unitree Robotics now expects a breakthrough in humanoids in as little as two years, a reversal for a Chinese entrepreneur who once predicted intelligent machines would take as long as ...

Let’s state this upfront: No, Unitree has not invented a robot that can discern a knife-wielding home-invader from a spouse who lost their keys, shift instantly into Donnie Yen mode, and perform a jaw ...

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Unitree Robotics is listed on Shanghai Stock Exchange STAR Market, but U.S. investors can't buy its shares. Unitree Robotics is a profitable company, reporting a net income of 600 million yuan in 2025 ...

China leads the world in churning out humanoid robots and four-legged robot dogs that also happen to be the most affordable on the market—and Unitree Robotics’ founder Wang Xingxing is arguably one of ...

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Unitree closed its Shanghai debut up 460% on 19 August. Six days later the humanoid robot maker is down roughly 45% from its peak, a swing of $30bn. According to Reuters, fund managers and bankers are ...

Increasingly, companies are building humanoid robots that perform impressive athletic feats to mark the field’s progress. Now, Chinese robotics company Unitree says its new "Superman" robot can run 12 ...

Unitree founder Wang Xingxing says it could take up to 10 years for humanoid robots to have their "ChatGPT" breakthrough. He said robots still struggle to generalize across unfamiliar tasks and ...