On February 13, Unitree unveiled the UnifoLM-X1-0 embodied intelligence model and deployed it for testing at its own robotics manufacturing facility, enabling robots to assemble and manufacture other robots.
On February 16, Unitree delivered a spectacular performance of *WuBot* at China Media Group’s Year of the Horse Spring Festival Gala, featuring 24 G1 humanoid robots and one H2 humanoid robot. Dozens of G1 robots completed the world’s first fully autonomous group martial arts performance by humanoid robots, including rapid formation changes and high-speed repositioning. The performance pushed the limits of robotic motion and set several global firsts. H2 also made a striking appearance at both the Beijing main venue and the Yiwu sub-venue, clad in Monkey King-inspired heavy armor and riding a B2-W robotic dog styled as the Monkey King’s somersault cloud to deliver festive blessings.
On February 24, Unitree launched the As2 quadruped robot. Despite its compact form factor, As2 delivers industry-leading performance, including a peak torque of 90 N·m, more than four hours of unloaded battery life, IP54 protection against rain and water splashes, and over 2.5 hours of continuous operation while carrying a 15 kg payload. It can also travel continuously for more than 13 kilometers. With an open secondary-development ecosystem, As2 is designed to support a broad range of industrial applications.
On February 26, Unitree was honored to welcome the German Chancellor and his delegation. Unitree looks forward to collaborating with more outstanding companies around the world to advance intelligent robotics and ensure that technological progress benefits humanity.
On March 5, Unitree open-sourced the UnifoLM-WBT-Dataset, a high-quality, real-world full-body teleoperation dataset for humanoid robots in open environments. The dataset will be updated frequently on a rolling basis, with the goal of building a real-world humanoid robotics dataset featuring the broadest possible range of scenarios, the highest level of task complexity, and the greatest diversity of operations.
On April 11, Unitree’s H1 humanoid robot exceeded a top running speed of 10 m/s, once again setting a new world record.
On April 23, Unitree’s G1 humanoid robot demonstrated multiple forms of locomotion, including wheeled movement, roller skating, and ice skating, further expanding the boundaries of robotic mobility.
On May 12, Unitree unveiled GD01, the world’s first mass-produced rideable mech. Weighing approximately 500 kg with an operator onboard, GD01 can freely switch between bipedal and quadrupedal configurations, generating widespread attention worldwide.
On May 19, Unitree demonstrated the ability to control G1 directly through external voice commands, with AI generating a wide range of movements in real time.
On May 25, Unitree released the WVLA 2.0 model, demonstrating strong performance in organizing a cluttered meeting room under significant external disturbances.
On June 19, Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing and his delegation visited Unitree to learn about and exchange views on the company’s latest robotic products and technological achievements. Unitree looks forward to working with more partners worldwide to accelerate the adoption of robotics across industries and bring intelligent robotic technologies into everyday life.
