China's Wall-Running Robots Impress Stagecraft, but Real-World Utility Remains Unclear

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China showcased agile Unitree G1 humanoid robots performing wall runs and martial-arts choreography at the Spring Festival Gala, highlighting rapid progress in robotics. While the spectacle demonstrates technical leaps, experts caution that translating such stage prowess into everyday usefulness is still uncertain. Regulators have warned of a potential robotics market bubble due to crowded competition, and analysts note China’s strengths in manufacturing and AI as the sector continues to evolve on the global stage.
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