Robot Dance Performance Achieved Through Overnight Coding Before Concert Event
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On August 19, Yushu Technology officially debuted on the STAR Market. During a celebratory banquet, singer Wang Leehom shared a behind-the-scenes story with founder Wang Xingxing and Sequoia Capital's Shen Nanpeng. Over a year ago, Wang approached Yushu to create a mobile mechanical piano for his concert, but Wang Xingxing suggested using humanoid robots instead.
In December 2025, six G1 humanoid robots performed in Wang's concert in Chengdu, marking the world's first group dance by robots. However, during rehearsals, the robots began to lag, causing Wang to feel overwhelmed. The engineering team proposed synchronizing the robots with the lighting system, a task they had never attempted before. They worked overnight to write new code, successfully resolving the delay issues.
The next day's performance went flawlessly, earning praise from Elon Musk, who shared a video of the event. Wang noted that while the robots performed perfectly alone, the interaction between humans and robots created a unique chemistry. He humorously remarked on the youthful energy of the Yushu team, who worked tirelessly to bring this innovative performance to life.
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