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.
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Unitree Robotics nears Shanghai IPO: Profitable on actuators, exposed by China's spy law
Unitree Robotics IPO is imminent on Shanghai's STAR Market: the first profitable humanoid robot company at scale plans to ...
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 ...
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, ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Journalist, analyst, author, podcaster. Chinese robot manufacturer Unitree just launched the “world’s first” humanoid robot app ...
When Boston Dynamics finally started selling Spot, it’s four-legged robot, it came with one stipulation: users couldn’t use it to harm people. But while the creators of the Thermonator aren’t actively ...
Unitree Robotics, one of China’s leading robot manufacturers, said it shut down a third-party remote control service that had exposed its Go1 robot dog to potential hacking, allowing unauthorised ...
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