On August 7, Wang Xingxing, founder and CEO of Unitree Technology, stated in an online roadshow that listing on the capital market is a new starting point. The company will continue to focus on the core technology R&D and industrial applications of general-purpose embodied intelligent robots, promoting the earlier entry of intelligent robots into social service scenarios.

Wang Xingxing said that Unitree Technology will continue to advance key technology R&D, including embodied large models, scenario data collection and analysis, reinforcement learning, embodied body models, self-developed core components, and high-performance actuators, accelerating the synergy between software and hardware innovation.

In terms of product layout, Unitree Technology will explore more product forms and models, such as humanoid robots, quadruped robots, and mechs, to expand the application boundaries of embodied intelligent robots. The company hopes that robots can take over high-intensity and high-risk physical labor, improve production efficiency, and release human creativity.

As the embodied intelligence industry enters a stage of large-scale exploration, robot bodies, algorithm models, data systems, and core components have become key areas of competition. By clearly defining its technical roadmap and product expansion direction, Unitree Technology reflects the development trend of domestic robot companies moving from single product R&D to full-stack intelligent robot ecosystem construction.