Robots Steal the Show as Unitree Machines Perform Live at Wang Leehom Concert in Chengdu
Robots in China are continuing to push boundaries, and they are now taking center stage in live entertainment.
At a recent concert in Chengdu, advanced Unitree robots stunned fans by performing choreographed dance routines and Webster flips, sharing the stage with Chinese-American superstar Wang Leehom. The futuristic performance blended music, technology, and robotics in a way rarely seen at major live concerts.
The robots demonstrated impressive balance, agility, and coordination, executing complex acrobatic movements typically associated with professional dancers or gymnasts. Their ability to perform flips and stay perfectly in sync with music highlights just how far humanoid robotics and AI-driven motion control have advanced.
Unitree, a Chinese robotics company known for its high-performance humanoid and quadruped robots, has been at the forefront of developing machines capable of human-like movement. This latest appearance reinforces China’s growing influence in robotics, artificial intelligence, and automation — not just in industry, but now in pop culture and live entertainment.
Audience members reacted with amazement as the robots danced confidently under stage lights, blurring the line between science fiction and reality. The moment has since gone viral online, sparking conversations about the future of entertainment and the expanding role of robots in everyday life.
From factories to concert stages, robots in China are clearly doing it all — and this may just be the beginning.
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