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A few months ago, Unitree's humanoid robots were dancing Yangko at China's Spring Festival Gala. Now they're performing on America's Got Talent. Chinese dancer Wu Yufei and a troupe of Unitree robots earned four “Yes” votes from the judges, advancing to the next round. The most striking part isn't...

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