China just dropped WoW — the world’s first self-evolving world model that teaches robots to think, move, and act with human-like intuition. The Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center built it with Peking University and HKUST, giving machines the ability to “imagine,” “verify,” and “self-correct.” Meanwhile, startup Noetix Robotics launched Bumi — a $1,370 humanoid for homes and classrooms that walks, talks, and dances. And Unitree’s G1 just pulled a 3,100-pound car while balancing on its own two feet. From cheap humanoids to self-learning AI minds, China’s robotics scene just hit a new level.
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🧠 What You’ll See:
0:00 Intro
0:36 WoW – the first self-evolving world model for robots
4:03 Bumi — a $1,370 humanoid for homes and classrooms
7:25 Unitree G1 — small robot, massive strength demonstration
9:13 China’s robotics ecosystem moving toward embodied intelligence
🚨 Why It Matters:
Robots in China are no longer copying human behavior — they’re understanding it.
