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.
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Welcome, AI Sapiens K1!
AI Sapiens K1 is a fully open source humanoid platform from Robotis, created for physical AI research rather than consumer deployment. Standing 135.5 centimetres tall and weighing 35 kilograms, it combines a compact body with 23 total joints and hands with five fingers each, giving researchers a practical testbed for whole body behavior. The robot…
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World Humanoid Robot Games adds Robot Home in Beijing
Beijing’s second World Humanoid Robot Games will host 666 teams and add a Robot Home for charging, storage, dispatch and event operations.
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Unitree humanoid IPO draws frenzied demand in Shanghai
Unitree’s retail book was more than 8,000 times oversubscribed, with grey market signals pointing to a sharp first day jump in Shanghai next week.
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Newton v1.5.0 adds vectorized joint control for robot simulation
Newton v1.5.0 expands batched robot simulation, adds experimental joint controllers and tightens contact, cable and asset import behavior.
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Unitree prices Shanghai humanoid IPO to raise $904 million
Unitree priced its Shanghai IPO to raise about $904 million, with retail demand more than 8,000 times oversubscribed and a rich humanoid valuation.
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NVIDIA demonstrates SONIC controller on Unitree G1 humanoid
NVIDIA’s SONIC uses one learned policy to track broad humanoid motions, with Unitree G1 tests reporting 99.2 percent success across 123 sequences.
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Unitree G1 Humanoids Perform Live Laparoscopic Surgery
UC San Diego surgeons used two teleoperated Unitree G1 humanoids for live gallbladder removals in large mammals, with latency and recalibration issues.
