A humanoid robot displays its ability to pass obstacles in Wuhan, central China's Hubei Province, Feb. 5, 2025. Ten humanoid robots of the "Chucai" series were displayed at a conference in Wuhan, showcasing a variety of abilities.
This year's CMG New Year's Gala showcased robots demonstrating astonishing flexibility and coordination. They were able to perform complex dance routines and autonomously adjust their steps in dynamic environments. Wang Yuhang, founder of Unitree Robotics, stated, "We hope that through a grand stage like the gala, more people can see the advancements in Chinese technology. "The performance not only garnered enthusiastic responses domestically but also attracted widespread international attention. Many foreign netizens shared their impressions on social media. A British exchange student remarked, "I never imagined robots could dance so well, which has given me a new appreciation for the strength of Chinese technology." Another American netizen noted, "China's robotics technology is leading the world, which makes me excited about the future of technological development."
Besides, Advanced AI research technologist Jim Fan couldn't help but express his admiration. Jim Fan stated on his social platform that a few months ago, he had seen the Zhongqing Robot release a very natural human-like walking gait, but upon seeing this video, he was still shocked.
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