Cointime update: Unitree Technology founder and chairman Wang Xingxing said robot combat performances have become less entertaining than last year because robots are now far more stable and rarely fall when struck. Speaking at the 9th Hongqiao International Economic Forum’s humanoid robot and embodied intelligence forum, Wang said Unitree’s autonomous combat concept, proposed in 2025, uses an end-to-end world model to capture real-time images and make decisions directly.
Unitree’s Wang Xingxing: Robot Combat Shows Less Spectacular as Stability Improves
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