Unitree Robotics shares drop 16% on their second day of trading after founder Wang Xingxing says humanoids are years away from large-scale factory viability
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Shares of newly listed Unitree Robotics (688836.SH) plunged 16% on their second day of trading after founder Wang Xingxing warned that the company’s humanoid robots are not yet ready for large-scale factory deployment.
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