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Nineteen Unitree humanoid robots performed alongside dancers at the WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 opening ceremony.

Figure presents robots working in 30 rented Bay Area homes without additional training, with four hours of continuous work described.

Figure presents Helix 2.5 and says its robots began useful work in 30 rented Bay Area homes without additional training.

The video announces the open-source release of Unitree's UnifoLM-WLA-1.0 embodied foundation model, described as coordinating desktop and whole-body mobile manipulation.

Presented as a humanoid robot combat demonstration involving UnifoLM-X2-1.0, which the description says supports planning and interactive execution.

Agility's Digit rearranges a room with varied objects, demonstrating manipulation for mixed loads and changing layouts.

Agility's Digit robot rearranges assorted objects in a room, demonstrating generalized manipulation.

Unitree previews a new robot called “Superman.” The description reports a 2 m standing high jump and a top speed of 12.66 m/s.

Multiple Digit robots move in sync, highlighting multi-robot coordination and their balance and whole-body control.

Unitree presents UnifoLM-OminiA-0.3 for whole-body mobile manipulation and home-care and wellness tasks.

An interview with Atlas program manager Seth Davis about how the robot's live FIFA World Cup performance came together and what it takes to deploy it on the field.

Agility's Digit is shown on grill duty; the description highlights precise force control.

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