The H2 is Unitree Robotics’ tallest and most advanced humanoid to date, measuring nearly 6 feet (180 cm) and weighing about 154 pounds (70 kg). Visually, it marks a clear departure from earlier designs, featuring a stylized, silver, human-like face with defined eyes, lips, and a nose, giving it a more expressive, lifelike appearance.

(a) Steady-hand robot; (b) Micron; (c) “A 73” ; (d) New steady-hand robot; (e) Preceyes; (f) REMS; (g) Bern University robot. Microsurgery requires manipulating delicate tissue or fragile structures such as small blood vessels, nerves, and tubes ...

University students in South Africa have introduced a new humanoid robotics research platform, highlighting advancements in robotics technology. Stellenbosch University’s Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering has developed a humanoid robot ...

Mobileye to acquire Mentee Robotics, bringing world-class AI talent together to scale autonomous vehicles and humanoid robots globally

A training session involving Unitree’s G1 humanoid robot has gone viral for all the wrong—and funny—reasons. The clip, first uploaded to China’s Bilibili on December 25, shows a human trainer controlling the G1 using a motion-capture suit.

LimX Dynamics is doing some fascinating work in the robotics arena. Four months after impressing us with its talented Oli humanoid robot, the three-year-old tech startup has just unveiled Tron 2, which,

As robots move from novelty to necessity across factories, warehouses, hospitals, and public spaces, CES 2026 is making one thing clear: visual perception will define the future of robotics.

I spent my childhood longing for him to bring me fun drinks on his little tray while I reclined on the sofa, glued to back-to-back Animaniacs episodes. Looking back, my desire for Emiglio may well have been the reason I committed myself to a career in writing about technology.

Tesla Cybertruck chief engineer Wes Morrill shared a short clip on social media X on Saturday showing a hilarious moment during a simulated motion test of China's Unitree G1 robot. During a synchronized “combat” routine with the engineer,

Beijing-based Surgerii Robotics will use the funding to market its Shurui single-port surgical robot both domestically and internationally.