On September 2, Hangzhou Unitree Technology Co., Ltd. proudly introduced a patent titled "A Method and System for Immersive Robot Teleoperation." This patent is designed to tackle the shortcomings of current robot teleoperation solutions, which include insufficient feedback mechanisms, limited operational intuitiveness, and low control accuracy. Through the development of multiple advanced models—including a first-person mapping model, an interactive data acquisition model, a teleoperation processing model, an execution perception model, and an immersive perspective simulation model—the patent facilitates real-time mapping of the operator's posture and movements. This results in the display of dynamic, responsive 3D images within VR devices. By offering a first-person perspective immersive feedback mechanism, operators feel as though they are present on the scene, enhancing the immersion, intuitiveness, and naturalness of the interaction. Ultimately, this significantly boosts manipulation capabilities and task execution efficiency.