Chinese robotics company Unitree is taking its AI-powered humanoid robots from stage performances to factory floors. The same coordination and balance skills demonstrated in martial arts routines at the Spring Festival Gala are now being applied to industrial tasks like warehouse sorting and precision assembly. Experts say the technologies showcased on stage directly translate to real-world deployment in manufacturing. https://news.cgtn.com/news/2026-03-22/From-stage-to-factory-How-AI-is-moving-into-real-world-use-in-China-1LItkFkvC48/p.html #China #Tech #AI #Robotics #Unitree
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