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Yesterday, a Chinese robot maker delivered one of the wildest market debuts in recent memory.
Shares of Unitree Robotics – the Hangzhou-based company whose backflipping, kung-fu-fighting humanoids have racked up tens of millions of views online – closed their first trading session up about 460%. The offering was oversubscribed more than 8,000 times.
But the underlying bet here isn’t on Unitree, it’s on the single biggest technological leap since the smartphone – the moment AI stops living in a chatbot and steps into a body.
