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Unitree

宇树科技

Unitree (宇树科技) is a Hangzhou-based robotics company founded in 2016 by Wang Xingxing, who serves as both CEO and CTO after his XDog quadruped project drew attention and a 2 million RMB angel round. It built its name on quadruped robots — from the consumer-grade Go2 to the industrial B2 and the 2025 industry-grade A2 — and broke into mainstream consciousness when its H1 humanoid robots performed on the 2025 CCTV Spring Festival Gala, billed as the first large-scale fully AI-driven humanoid group performance. Its backers include Source Code Capital, Sequoia China/Hongshan, Matrix Partners China, and Meituan, with a near-1-billion-RMB B2 round closed before the 2024 Spring Festival; Monolith's Xi Cao landed on the 2025 Forbes Midas List partly on the strength of his early Unitree bet.

The company listed on the STAR Market on August 19, 2026, touching 1,100 yuan per share at one point for a market cap above 440 billion yuan, before pulling back to 477.12 yuan and roughly 193 billion yuan by September 11. Commercially, though, its humanoid customers remain mostly universities and research institutions, with industrial and household use cases unproven — Wang himself has said robots truly entering homes is "not something achievable in the next two or three years."

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