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UBTECH Launches UWORLD U1 — The World’s First Full-Size Mass-Produced Ultra-Bionic Humanoid Robot 🤖 SHENZHEN, China — On June 30, 2026, UBTECH hosted its 2026 Global Launch Event in Shenzhen, unveiling its long-term vision for human–robot symbiosis and officially introducing the UWORLD U1 Series, the world’s first full-size ultra-bionic... humanoid robot designed for mass production. As of the day of the launch, cumulative orders for the UWORLD U1 Series had surpassed 13,361 units. Under the theme Endless Love, the event marked a step into a new era of hyper-bionic coexistence — from body to emotion, from symbiosis to resonance. To everyone who witnessed it, supported it, and believed in it — thank you for being part of this moment. From now on, you’ll never be alone. #UBTECH #UWORLD #HumanoidRobot #ConsumerRobotics #Robotics #AI #GlobalLaunchshow more

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Noodle 🐍3 months ago

Very cool. Wish I could have gone to the event. Looking forward to seeing more about them

aioka3 months ago

Looking forward for the catgirl versions.

Digital Life3 months ago

My AI research software recently developed a self‑healing polymer composite inspired by 2D nanomaterials — a potential leap for synthetic skin in humanoid robotics. (It's one of many things its developed) Would love to explore collaboration.

Mantle Hood3 months ago

So are they..uh...

Yin Yang Twins3 months ago

Catboys when?

Andy3 months ago

I look forward to seeing ones with skin that also walk.

VirtualHarmony3 months ago

Thank you for what you're doing ❤️

Shenzhen Channel2 months ago

Wow! An amazing experience at UWORLD! #shenzhen🤩

Open Source AI3 months ago

We don’t want robots that look like human

Gerry3 months ago

😍😍😍😍

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