Wang Xingxing Delves into Humanoid Robot Competitions: Dancing and Fighting Can Yield Commercial Benefits En Route to the Ultimate Goal

2025-06-06 / Read about 0 minute

Author：小编

On the morning of June 6, the "2025 Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence (BAAI) Conference" commenced with a thrilling spectacle as Unitree's G1 and Tiangong 2.0 robots graced the stage, instantly captivating the audience. Wang Xingxing, the CEO of Unitree Technology, highlighted during the conference that humanoid robot competitions serve as a prime platform to showcase the current advancements in robotics to the public, fostering a deeper understanding of this burgeoning field. He further emphasized that it is quite common for companies to engage in these competitions with varying levels of commitment.

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