Not just boxing… humanoid robots are now learning Chinese Kung Fu! Imagine future robot fights: Muay Thai vs. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu vs. Boxing vs. Chinese Kung Fu Robot UFC is coming. Who’s your pick?

The Unitree G1 humanoid is now taking on table tennis 🏓 The robot sustained rallies exceeding 100 consecutive shots, showing remarkable control and consistency. Outstanding work by @ZhiSu22

The Unitree G1 humanoid has gone beyond boxing drills. It’s now picking up the swagger of UFC fighters, from their walkouts to their gestures inside the cage. Not just moves, but the attitude is starting to show.

When the robot pulls off freestyle hip-hop with breaking moves… ngl it dances better than me.

Aionios is a companion robot that can guard the home, play with kids, and be remotely controlled, which is something both children and parents will love. Robots don’t have to be humanoid or overly complex. What matters is how naturally they fit into daily life.

In the future factories, humanoids, robot arms, robot dogs, AGVs, and wheeled dual-arm robots work side by side, no humans required. Different robot forms complement one another, each covering the other’s weaknesses. That’s the power of robot collaboration.

We often wonder: beyond dancing, what can humanoid robots actually do? Boston Dynamics’ humanoid just achieved whole-body manipulation for the first time, coordinating its entire body to move and interact with objects. The motions are strikingly smooth, hinting at a future where humanoids prove their true value in the factory.

Reborn Demo Series: teach robots to walk in only 3 HOURS with 1 GPU! Watch our Booster T1 robot learn to walk by a super-efficient reinforcement learning method in a sim-to-sim-to-real way. The FastTD3 + MuJoCo MJX breaks these records in robot learning: ✅ Massive parallel environments ✅ From zero to walking in <3hrs ✅ Distributional RL for Robust Value Estimation The method used in our demo is FastTD3 (younggyo.me/fast_td3/). It is believed that FastTD3 plays a significant role in efficiently learning new actions for humanoids, e.g., new boxing or dancing motions. Simple recipe, exceptional results.

Beyond the athlete robots competing at the World Humanoid Robot Games, we also saw a “chilling meme robot” joining just for fun. Perhaps this relaxed attitude is something we humans could learn from.

After securing multiple world-level gold medals at the humanoid robot games, Unitree G1 takes a moment to chill, reclining on the sofa and scrolling TikTok dancing girls...

In today’s 4x100m relay at the World Humanoid Robot Games, Unitree H1 and Noetix collided mid-race. A reminder that even humanoid athletes need to keep their lanes and avoid blocking the competition ;)

DEEP robot @DeepRobotics_CN has already ventured into the uninhabited regions of Tibet-Qinghai in China. It lets me imagine how robots explore uninhabited planets like Mars...

Team BIGAI (led by @siyuanhuang95) crowned champion in the solo dance contest with Unitree G1 at World Humanoid Robot Games. The humanoid wowed the crowd with rapid hip-hop moves.

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Today's Obstacle Race at the World Humanoid Robot Games. Robots will face stairs, uneven terrain, and barriers. All eyes are on Unitree G1, known for its robust control in such challenges.

Unitree H1 humanoid robot strikes 400m gold again! In the sprint final, a funny moment: one H1 almost overtook the leader, only to stop right before crossing. Why do you think that happened?