Unitree won't release humanoid household robots for now
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China’s Unitree, behind world’s first kip-up humanoid robot, delays household models over safety concerns
Chinese robotics firm Unitree, the company behind the world’s first kip-up humanoid robot, says it does not plan to launch household models in the near future due to safety concerns.