7.4K views · 97 reactions | UBTECH's humanoid robot Walker S is being trained for industrial applications using a combination of traditional visual servoing and modern reinforcement and imitation learning techniques. This approach helps develop the robot's "cerebellum," enabling it to perform a range of manipulation tasks in industrial settings. Video source: UBTECH Robotics | Wevolver.com | Facebook

2.8M views · 2.2K reactions | The robot revolution is here. The 2025 International Humanoid Robot Skills Competition, held in Shanghai this May, has highlighted a trend: humanoid robots are now transitioning from the lab to real-life applications – in households and factories. These robots can lift boxes, dispose of garbage and even battle it out in soccer matches! Just imagine the potential real-world scenarios and challenges. Want a closer look? | CGTN | Facebook