Unitree's combat robots can punch and kick while keeping their balance, but they are controlled by humans — for now.

Robot brawlers wow crowds in China as Unitree G1s battle for glory with human-like moves, knockouts, and a glimpse of future ...

Researchers at Stanford University have created an innovative humanoid robot called "HumanPlus" that can learn and perform a wide range of tasks by observing human actions. This breakthrough in ...

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Sort of. Over the weekend, Chinese robotics maker Unitree live-streamed what it called the world’s first boxing match between humanoid robots. The event, titled Unitree Iron Fist King ...

offering us a glimpse of what a future of sporting events featuring highly dexterous androids could one day look like — almost like an agility-oriented riff on the 2011 robot boxing epic "Real ...

Earlier this week, China hosted the first-ever robot boxing championship. Video footage surfaced of smaller-sized robots mixing it up in a crowd of people. The two handlers controlled the action ...

The video also showed the robot punching, kicking and recovering from heavy impacts, though its movements were considerably slower than a human’s. The boxing event will come less than a month ...

During the event, robots demonstrated boxing one-on-one and in groups, displaying their moves and capabilities for their exhibition session, according to information the company shared with the ...

A Chinese robotics firm has announced the world’s first boxing match between two child-sized humanoid robots. The event, organised by Hangzhou-based Unitree, will see two G1 robots face each ...