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China’s robots know kung fu and can scale walls. Can they woo investors?

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By Steve Lohr Verified, Xinyun Wu
| Threat Beat
By Steve Lohr and Xinyun Wu • Aug 08, 2026 Unitree Robotics may be little known outside China. Its robots are not. Millions around the world have watched videos of the company’s machines carrying out remarkable feats that seem almost superhuman. During China’s nationally televised Lunar New Year celebration, a troupe of Unitree humanoid robots performed an elaborate kung fu routine, scaling walls, executing back flips and wielding swords.
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China’s robots know kung fu and can scale walls. Can they woo investors?

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By Steve Lohr Verified, Xinyun Wu
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
SEOUL: Unitree Robotics may be little known outside China. Its robots are not. Millions around the world have watched videos of the company’s machines carrying out remarkable feats that seem almost superhuman. During China’s nationally televised Lunar New Year celebration, a troupe of Unitree humanoid robots performed an elaborate kung fu routine, scaling walls, executing backflips and wielding swords.
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China’s Robots Know Kung Fu and Can Scale Walls. Can They Woo Investors?

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By Steve Lohr Verified, Xinyun Wu
| The New York Times Verified
Unitree Robotics may be little known outside China. Its robots are not. Millions around the world have watched videos of the company’s machines carrying out remarkable feats that seem almost superhuman. During China’s nationally televised Lunar New Year celebration, a troupe of Unitree humanoid robots performed , scaling walls, executing back flips and wielding swords. Now the company is taking its biggest step yet: an initial public offering on the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
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