Chinese robotics firm Unitree unveiled a new "Superman" humanoid robot on Monday that it says can outrun and out-jump top human athletes.

Unitree’s latest demonstration shows a humanoid robot watching a human opponent, anticipating movement and reacting on its own, a sign that robots may be moving beyond pre-programmed routines.

Stanford University had the humanoid robot 'G1' from China's Unitree (official price $13,500, or approximately 2.16 million ...

China leads the world in churning out humanoid robots and four-legged robot dogs that also happen to be the most affordable on the market—and Unitree Robotics’ founder Wang Xingxing is arguably one of ...

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China is winning the humanoid robot race — literally. Chinese robotics firm Unitree unveiled a new "Superman" robot that it says is faster than Usain Bolt. Unitree has shipped thousands more robots ...

China's humanoid robots have mastered kung fu, boxing, and serving your coffee — and now they're leaving the world's fastest man in the dust. Unitree, a Chinese robotics firm that is set to go public ...

Another Unitree humanoid robot, the H1, participated in a half-marathon race earlier this year in Beijing.Ni Yanqiang, Liu Chenyin, Chou Xueyan/Zhejiang Daily Press Group/VCG via Getty Images Unitree, ...