Humanoid robot sports began with the first World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing in 2025. Their purpose was to test robots’ balance, movement, coordination and autonomy. The events have now expanded to include racing, football, boxing and practical tasks linked to factories, hotels and emergency response. Comparing robots with Usain Bolt is useful only as an […]
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A humanoid robot is a machine built to look and move like a human, with arms, hands and legs. Powered by artificial intelligence, it can learn, make decisions and perform physical tasks. Unitree’s dramatic Shanghai listing has made humanoids the latest symbol of the global AI race. Its shares closed 460% above the IPO price. Unitree became a leading
The FCC has added foreign-made humanoid robots, robot dogs, and power inverters to its “Covered List” — the same national-security blacklist used for Huawei. New models can no longer receive the equipment authorization required to be imported, marketed, or sold in the U.S. While existing devices and current store inventory remain unaffected, the rule effectively
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