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UBTECH Robotics, as promised, held a presentation of its humanoid companion robots for the home. The presentation, which took place recently, showcased the U1 (U1 Pro) lineup from #UBTECH under its new consumer brand UWORLD, marking a significant step in robotics.
The key features of the UBTECH U1 series:
- hyper-realistic biomimicry
- record-level flexibility (88 degrees of freedom, DoF)
- emotional AI
- complete privacy (all personal data and interaction memory are encrypted and processed locally on the device itself without being sent to cloud servers, which is critical for home use)
- customization: users can change the device’s appearance (clothing, makeup, hairstyle) and even flexibly adjust the personality traits of the artificial intelligence
- autonomy and connectivity (provided via wireless Wi‑Fi connection and operating for 2 to 4 hours on a single battery charge depending on movement intensity)
Orders can be placed in advance on the JD.com marketplace. The premium model—Uworld U1 Ultra—costs around $146,000. More than 4,000 units have already been pre-ordered.
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Chinese robotics giant UBTECH Robotics keeps dropping teasers for their bionic bots aimed at mass market, ultra-realistic humanoid machines from the U1 series.

Just a reminder, we've got a "boy" standing 183 cm tall and weighing 42 kg, and a "girl" at 168 cm and 35.2 kg.

These bots feature 88 degrees of freedom, support Wi-Fi, can operate for two to four hours on a single charge, and are equipped with onboard AI for learning and interacting with the world around them.

A full presentation is set for June 30, but pre-orders are open and 1943 units have already been reserved.
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Chinese robotics firm UBTech Robotics has unveiled the U1, a lifelike humanoid companion robot designed for mass production, with prices ranging from 119,800 yuan (about $17,600) to 990,000 yuan (about $145,700) for a premium version.
The AI-powered robot is being marketed as a solution to loneliness and is capable of holding conversations, offering emotional support, reminding users to take medication, and monitoring wellbeing. Users can also customise its appearance to resemble a loved one, celebrity, or fictional character.
The company said it has already received more than 13,300 pre-orders, with deliveries expected to begin in September.
UBTech is primarily targeting single individuals and elderly users, although analysts suggest such humanoid companions may remain a niche market due to the “uncanny valley” effect, where highly human-like machines can cause discomfort.
The launch comes as China continues to expand its leadership in the global humanoid robotics industry, supported by strong government backing and a rapidly growing domestic technology sector.
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