There are two security gaps in the popular, low-cost robot dog Unitree Go1. Attackers could use them to take over the robot and control it remotely. For some purposes, such as military applications, ...

Artificial intelligence could soon start replacing household pets — no vet bills required. As various types of robots continue to hit the market, AI-powered "animals" have arrived on the scene as well ...

In our first 24 hours with Unitree's Go2 Pro robot dog, we challenged its AI object avoidance with an obstacle course, tested its balancing skills on stairs and rocky ground, experimented with its AI ...

The Chinese maker of a robotic dog distanced itself on Tuesday from reports that its product was being used in Russia for military purposes, saying it was not aware of such uses and that the robot is ...

The monumental announcement of the Initial Public Offering (IPO) by Unitree Robotics is causing ripples across the tech industry worldwide. This event not only highlights the rising prowess of Chinese ...

You’re probably familiar with Spot, Boston Dynamics’ highly advanced, nightmare-inducing robot dog. And while it went on sale last year, few of us have an extra $74,500 lying around to buy one.

The field of robotics witnessed a groundbreaking event this past weekend, as the first-ever World Humanoid Robot Games took center stage. The event not only showcased the impressive advancements made ...

Unitree Robotics participated in ICRA for the sixth consecutive year. Unitree Robotics exhibited Go1, B1, A1, and other quadruped robots at ICRA. Unitree is a world-renowned robotics company that ...

Unitree Robotics, a startup robotic company based in China has unveiled its latest bot called the Unitree Go1. The quadrupedal machine resembles a mechanical dog that you walk with every morning when ...

Meet Blue Tennessee State University's new robot dog In Nashville, Blue, a Unitree Go1 Pro, is becoming a popular technology ambassador on and off the campus of Tennessee State University.

Artificial intelligence could soon start replacing household pets — no vet bills required. As various types of robots continue to hit the market, AI-powered “animals” have arrived on the scene as well ...