UBTECH just released Walker C1, its next-generation full-size humanoid... robot built for “urban co-existence” 🤖 At the upcoming China International Supply Chain Expo, it will serve as the event’s first official “silicon spokesperson,” handling navigation, reception, information queries, and host-style interaction.show more

Meet UWORLD — our new consumer humanoid robot brand.... The first full-size advanced bionic humanoid robot is coming soon.🤖🚀 #UWORLD #UBTECH #HumanoidRobot #ConsumerRobotics #AIshow more

🚨NEWS:Texas Instruments has purchased UBTECH's industrial humanoid robot Walker... S2 and is currently deploying and testing it on its production lines. UBTECH will also integrate more Texas Instruments components into the core components of its humanoid robots.show more

🥊 Chinese kid learns to control a boxing robot.... 🤖 Hangzhou is hosting the world's first humanoid fighting robot tournament right now! 🏆 Shenzhen is set to host the first full-sized humanoid fighting robot tournament in December.show more

At the 8th China International Import Expo, the Intelligent... Innovation Institute of CSGC showcased “Fuxi,” a 180 cm humanoid capable of precise grasping and fluid, human-like motion. The institute also introduced what it calls the world’s first humanoid robot with security and anti-riot capabilities — able to detect threats, respond autonomously, and react in real time.show more

Robots from China are ready to become your soul... companion. 🤖 Today (June 30), Chinese robotics company UBTech officially launched the U1 Series — a full-size ultra-bionic humanoid robot. Equipped with a nurturing emotional AI model, it features soft synthetic skin, incredibly realistic facial features and appearance. I touched its “skin” — it’s soft, glossy, and elastic, but cold to the touch, lacking the warmth of a real human body. How much would you pay to take one home? #UBTech #U1Robot #HumanoidRobot #AICompanionshow more

A humanoid every 10 minutes. UBTECH’s new Liuzhou factory... is up and running, with a line designed for that pace and planned annual capacity above 10,000 robots. Last December, this site celebrated its 1,000th Walker S2. Less than nine months later, it’s gearing up for five-figure annual production. UBTECH reported 921 full-size humanoids sold in the first half of 2026. On September 10, it announced over RMB 50M (about $7.5M) in recent overseas orders from Europe, Japan and South Korea, including Walker C1 and U1 robots.show more

Love this small and adorable humanoid robot And quite... agile… Chery's AiMOGA's new humanoid robot dances at the WRC Its head, equipped with a display, can change expressions and engage in social interaction. Perhaps this low-cost humanoid robot is easier to expand, whether for commercial service applications or personal use.show more

I am from India. The lightest ever life size... humanoid and our first ever walking humanoid! 🇮🇳 🤖show more

In the future, it might just be humanoid robots... doing the refueling!🤖⛽️ Sinopec plans to introduce humanoid robot workers across its gas stations. They will handle tasks like fueling, picking up items, restocking, and inspections,working alongside human staff, especially during peak holiday periods in China to ease service pressure. With more than 30,000 gas stations across the country (most of them equipped with convenience stores), this implies a deployment of at least 30,000 humanoid robots. The robot is a wheeled humanoid developed by Beijing-based company FIVEAGES.show more

A humanoid robot suffered an awkward crash during a... training session ahead of the upcoming World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing, China. The robot reportedly lost control after completing a sprint and slammed into a safety cushion, damaging its waist in the process. The incident quickly amused social media users, with some joking that the robot had “broken its HDMI.” Video Credit : Arise Newsshow more

Hong Kong’s humanoid movers may be arriving soon. Hong... Kong-based NineRay has just released its third humanoid robot, RayNexg3. Built for heavy-load handling and material transfer, especially in high-risk settings like radiation or toxic environments. At 1.73 m and under 60 kg,roughly adult size--It can deadlift over 100 kg, hold 60 kg with both arms, and in the demo steadily carried and placed a 50 kg barbell while responding to voice commands. Hong Kong faces severe aging and a shortage of young workers. Robots like this are necessary.show more

Introduce CoT-VLA – Visual Chain-of-Thought reasoning for Robot Foundation... Models! 🤖 By leveraging next-frame prediction as visual chain-of-thought reasoning, CoT-VLA uses future prediction to guide action generation and unlock large-scale video data for training. #CVPR2025show more

It looks too real, almost beyond realistic. Ultra-bionic humanoid... robot. Another day of being blown away by my “best friend” looking so beautiful and cool The goddess I was waiting for finally showed up too For context, this was developed by UBTECH, the Chinese robotics company behind the humanoid robot shown here.show more