Nvidia humanoid platform powers over 80% of humanoids
ABI Research estimates that more than 80% of humanoids worldwide use Nvidia’s robotics platform, including its processors and virtual training tools.
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World Humanoid Robot Games to host 666 teams in Beijing
Li Zexin says 666 teams from 16 countries will enter the 2026 World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing, alongside claims of faster running than in 2025.
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Welcome, OpenArm 02!
OpenArm 02 is a human scale robotic arm created by Tokyo based Enactic for physical AI research, teleoperation, and reproducible robot learning benchmarks. Built as a fixed workspace platform, it combines a humanlike arm layout with 14 overall degrees of freedom and two finger grippers. The 30 kilogram system is specified for 15 kilograms of…
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Welcome, Galbot ET1!
Galbot ET1 is a prototype humanoid from Beijing Galbot AI Co., Ltd., designed for mobile industrial work and whole body interaction in manufacturing environments. Standing 173 cm tall and weighing 65 kg, it combines a 48 degree of freedom body with 24 degrees of freedom across its hands, five fingers on each hand, and a…
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Unitree robotics IPO surges 629% on its Shanghai debut
Unitree opened 629% above its IPO price in Shanghai, briefly reaching a $66 billion valuation as investors crowded into the humanoid robot listing.
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Unitree shares surge in Shanghai humanoid robotics debut
Unitree shares rose nearly sixfold on their STAR Market debut, valuing the humanoid robot maker at about $50 billion despite limited commercial use.
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Unitree unveils Superman humanoid before Shanghai listing
Unitree says its new Superman humanoid reached 12.66 m/s and jumped 2 metres, days before its Shanghai STAR Market debut.
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Robotera Weighs Hong Kong IPO as Humanoid Listings Build
Robotera is reportedly considering a Hong Kong IPO of up to $1 billion, with logistics deployments already claimed in China.
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Welcome, Superman!
Unitree · Locomotion August 18, 2026 humanoid.guide 6 min read Unitree Unitree Superman Locomotion Records China IPO On 17 August 2026, Unitree Robotics introduced a new humanoid with a short video and a short caption: “Unitree New Robot Preview: ‘Superman’ — Breaking the Limits of Humanity. Standing high jump 2 m, top speed 12.66 m/s…
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Unitree humanoid claims 12.66 m/s sprint and 2 meter jump
Unitree says its unnamed new humanoid reached 12.66 meters per second and cleared a 2 meter vertical jump in a company supplied video.
