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Unitree launches UniStore, the first app store for humanoid robot motion packages

Unitree Robotics has launched UniStore, the first app store specifically for humanoid robot task-motion packages. The platform allows users to easily download and install a variety of motion applications, such as dance routines and martial arts, onto their Unitree robots via a mobile app. At launch, UniStore features 24 distinct motion apps available for download. AI

IMPACT Expands the ecosystem for humanoid robot applications, potentially increasing their utility and adoption.

RANK_REASON Launch of a new app store for robot motion packages.

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Unitree launches UniStore, the first app store for humanoid robot motion packages

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  1. Pandaily TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] (Pandaily) ·

    Unitree Launches UniStore — the World's First Humanoid Robot App Store, 24 Motion Apps Available at Launch

    Unitree Robotics has officially opened UniStore, a robot task-motion app store allowing users to download and install complex motion packages — including Jackson dance moves, Leeter Kune Do, and Charleston — onto their Unitree G1/H1/B2/Go2 robots with one tap from a phone app.