UBTECH Addresses Humanoid Robot Battery Life Queries, Clarifies U1 Ultra's Commercial Focus

Deep News07-06

The recent release of UBTECH ROBOTICS' latest hyper-realistic humanoid robot has sparked significant public discussion regarding its operational duration, with the topic "99万机器人伴侣续航撑不过一晚" (Can a 99万 Robot Companion Last a Night?) trending online.

In a statement, UBTECH ROBOTICS addressed the battery life concerns by noting that the current standard for full-size humanoid robots across the industry is typically between two to four hours of continuous operation.

Regarding its product lineup and pricing, the company clarified that its offerings for home and personal use are primarily the U1 Lite (upper body version) and the high-specification full-body U1 Pro. The U1 Ultra model, priced at 99万, is a high-dynamic version designed for commercial applications, not for the consumer market.

UBTECH ROBOTICS emphasized that its bionic robots are positioned as companions for emotional support, a direction endorsed by national initiatives, and are not intended to serve as "boyfriends, girlfriends, or partners." The company further stated that, in the absence of mature standards and industry consensus on the ethical governance of humanoid robotics, it has proactively established an industry pre-governance mechanism. This includes forming an Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Ethics Committee to oversee the entire process, from product R&D and industrial design to manufacturing, marketing, sales, and application scenarios.

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