Despite an influx of capital and demonstrations at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference, developers warn that widespread commercialization of humanoid robots remains hindered by high marginal costs and immature foundational models
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Unitree robots perform at the WAIC in Shanghai. Photo: Gu Zhaowei/Caixin
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