Enterprise Xlife Robot announced on Tuesday the official introduction of the G1 humanoid robot developed by Unitree Robotics, named “Bobby.” Applied across sectors such as retail, catering, and logistics, the initiative aims to drive the development of Hong Kong’s technology services under the philosophy of “democratizing intelligence.” (Photo by Lin Yuxiang / China Daily)
Following the viral success of AI robots from mainland-based Unitree Robotics dancing on the Spring Festival Gala, a local company has introduced the firm’s humanoid robots to help the local retail industry attract visitors for check-ins and photo opportunities. Local enterprises indicate that multi-functional humanoid robots are currently primarily utilized for promotional and check-in purposes.
Following the viral success of humanoid smart robots from mainland-based Unitree Robotics dancing on the Spring Festival Gala, local company Xlife Robot recently purchased a Unitree G1 humanoid robot, naming it “Bobby.” The company aims to provide robot rental services for local merchants to attract foot traffic for the local service and retail industries. Yesir
[Hong Kong Wen Wei Po Report] Local robotics service pioneer Xlife Robot has officially introduced the world’s first high-value humanoid robot G1, developed by Hangzhou-based Unitree Robotics in China. Named “Bobby,” the robot embodies the philosophy of “democratizing intelligence” to propel Hong Kong into a new era of tech services, aiming to stimulate Hong Kong’s retail
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(DotDotNews Report | Reporter Zhang Yunfei) Local enterprise Xlife Robot held a press conference today (13th) to officially announce the introduction of the G1 humanoid robot (named “Bobby”) developed by Hangzhou-based Unitree Robotics in China. Hong Kong’s first G1 robot made its debut at the event. Dr. Yesir Cheng, founder of Xlife Robot, stated that he
[Hong Kong Wen Wei Po Report] The Xlife Robot platform has announced in Hong Kong the official introduction of the G1 humanoid robot (named “Bobby”) developed by mainland-based Unitree Robotics. Adopting a modular design and supporting open API interfaces, the robot is equipped with multi-axis joint motors and deep learning systems, enabling it to perform actions
