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Articles on Unitree
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Humanoid Robot IPOs Stall on One Question: Who Pays for the Work?
Why China slowed humanoid robot IPOs after Unitree's swing and why a Boston Dynamics listing is unlikely next year, read as one test: paid work, documented, for customers outside the maker's own circle.
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Inside the Unitree G1, and Who Fixes It When It Breaks
Munro & Associates' teardown of the Unitree G1 (planetary actuators, heat pipes on the stator, billet parts, an exposed joint) and GMO's humanoid ambulance, read as what they mean for the maintenance budget of anyone who owns working robots.
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Robots Are Getting Cheap, and Europe Is Finally Buying In
NEURA Robotics raised up to 1.4 billion dollars while average humanoid prices fell from 85,000 to 25,000 dollars in two years. What both curves mean for robots as an asset.
