There's an app for everything. And everything has an App Store. Including, now, humanoid robots, courtesy of Unitree.

Unitree launches the world’s first robot app store, letting developers and users download skills for humanoid robots and ushering in the app era of physical AI.

As cameras rolled, Irving playfully squared up to the 4’2” G1 robot, towering over it by nearly two feet. A gentle shove sent ...

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Chinese robotics firm Unitree has launched Unitree Robotics Developer Platform, a platform allowing users to remotely control ...

Video footage shows an army of the robots dressed up in flashy outfits consisting of baggy pants and sparkling overshirts, ...

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Unitree launches the first-ever Robot App Store, letting G1 humanoids perform routines and paving the way for the elusive ...

While humanoid robots from China and the US have captured the imagination of people for their skill at serving drinks, taking ...

China’s $1,400 Bumi humanoid robot highlights a widening price gap with US robots, raising new questions in the global AI and robotics race.