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Unitree Robotics aims to ship 10,000 to 20,000 humanoid robots by 2026, significantly increasing from 5,500 in 2025. The company, based in Hangzhou, is set to outpace American rivals like Tesla and Agility Robotics.

Its G1 robots showcased complex maneuvers at a CCTV event, executing Kungfu and other stunts autonomously. CEO Wang Xingxing highlighted the robots' capabilities, including a jump of 3m and a running speed of 4m/s.

Despite the impressive display, experts caution that real-world environments may present challenges. Unitree plans to advance its technology by developing embodied AI for better autonomous navigation.