UBTECH's U1 Series Bionic Robots Captivate Attendees at World Robot Conference
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At the 2026 World Robot Conference, UBTECH's U1 series bionic humanoid robots drew significant attention, with crowds eager to interact with the lifelike machines. The robots, featuring bionic silicone skin and capable of over a hundred micro-expressions, showcased advanced technology that includes a unique 'double-joint + four-bar linkage' neck structure and a sophisticated facial muscle network.
The U1 series is designed for commercial applications, with prices ranging from 119,800 yuan for the Lite version to 990,000 yuan for the top-tier Ultra model. These robots are equipped with the Resonance LM emotional model, enabling them to recognize user emotions and retain memory of past interactions, making them suitable for companionship, psychological support, and exhibition roles.
The event highlighted a dual focus in the humanoid robotics industry, with UBTECH also presenting industrial robots like the Cruzr Y1 and commercial robots such as the Walker C1. As 2026 is seen as a pivotal year for market applications in humanoid robotics, the contrasting interests in human-like machines and practical robotic tools were evident at the conference.
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