Unitree Robotics
also referred to as: unitree
4 statements across 4 episodes · 2 bullish · 1 bearish · 3 people on the record · first statement Mar 17, 2025 by Joshua Steinman · said 37 times in 16 episodes since 2024 · across every show →
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brought up most by John Coogan (15), Jordi Hays (3), Tyler Cosgrove (2), Saman Farid (1)
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2026 8 mentions in 2 episodes 4 per episode
2025 23 mentions in 12 episodes 2 per episode
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Everything said about Unitree Robotics, oldest first
Mar 17, 2025 bearish
Apr 26, 2025 positive
Farid: China has a huge advantage over US startups in vertical robotics integration
“Like the Chinese, like, I think this is a place where China has a huge advantage compared to like a lot of the American startups like Unitree, for example, which I'm sure you guys have seen those videos, like they have built an entire team to build actuators a…”
Jun 21, 2025 positive
Coogan: Unitree robots can execute specific tasks repeatedly, though not yet generalizable
“Unitry is, is already like, feels like it's scaling up to the point where like unitry robots should be usable in certain locations. Like, they're not generalizable yet, but they're certainly, if you train them on a specific task, they could do that task over a…”
Jul 30, 2026
Coogan: China controls 85% of the global humanoid robotics market
“So 5000 units were delivered from each unitary and adubot. By comparison, U.S. Companies, including Tesla and figure, shipped only a few hundred robots each, if that. China is also estimated to control about 85% of the global humanoid robotics market, and also…”