Wang Xingxing, the CEO of Unitree, emphasizes the necessity for further advancements in humanoid robotics. He forecasts that we might witness a significant breakthrough in the next five to ten years. For robots to become truly functional, they must execute eighty percent of their tasks through voice or text commands.
Wang Xingxing, the CEO of Unitree, emphasizes the necessity for further advancements in humanoid robotics. He forecasts that we might witness a significant breakthrough in the next five to ten years. For robots to become truly functional, they must execute eighty percent of their tasks through voice or text commands.
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