At this year's World Robot Conference in Beijing, Chinese humanoid robot maker Unitree’s founder declared that humanoid robots could take off commercially in just two years. The industry is moving beyond viral entertainment, sharpening its focus on real-world uses—from factory assembly lines to household chores. Allen Wan reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
At this year's World Robot Conference in Beijing, Chinese humanoid robot maker Unitree’s founder declared that humanoid robots could take off commercially in just two years. The industry is moving beyond viral entertainment, sharpening its focus on real-world uses—from factory assembly lines to household chores. Allen Wan reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
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