Chinese robotics company Unitree has announced that it will soon livestream a boxing match between two humanoid robots. According to reports, the company plans to use a pair of G1 robots for the ...

ONE of the world’s most bizarre marathons has seen 21 humanoid robots face off against 12,000 real runners – but who came out on top? The historic first ever competitive race between ...

The video also showed the robot punching, kicking and recovering from heavy impacts, though its movements were considerably slower than a human’s. The boxing event will come less than a month ...

China’s mission to become a world leader in robotics has been a policy goal for a decade, but a few developments this year that have added urgency. Propaganda aside, there is now evidence that China ...

But when or if these robots will ever be able to defeat a human martial artist or boxer remains to be seen. Considering how easy it is to tip over a Unitree G1 — Khan had more than one hair ...

The winning robot finished with a time of 2 hours and 40 minutes - the men's winner of the race took 1 hour and 2 minutes.

The humanoid robot seen violently flailing at engineers in a viral video has been identified as the H1 model developed by China’s Unitree Robotics, according to multiple reports.

The clip shows a Unitree H1 humanoid robot hanging from a construction crane. While the workers test it calmly, it suddenly malfunctions.

Two robot boxers are set to compete in the world’s first machine-on-machine showdown. Even China-wary US outlet Fox News has been impressed by their bots’ Kung Fu moves.

A Chinese robotics firm has announced the world’s first boxing match between two child-sized humanoid robots. The event, organised by Hangzhou-based Unitree, will see two G1 robots face each ...