A New Milestone in Proud Times

For the first time, our humanoid robot has moved beyond the laboratory and into a real-world setting—participating in a game, passing the ball, running alongside people, and joining in the celebration of a goal.

The scene was neither polished nor scripted. It was authentic and special. The future of humanoid robotics will not be shaped by controlled demonstrations, but by performance in complex, unpredictable environments—where real-time collaboration, adaptability, and meaningful human interaction are essential.

Each step taken, each kick delivered, and each imperfect motion represents tangible progress toward humanoid robots capable of operating in real-world conditions and integrating into the workforce.

From laboratory to real world.
From prototype to teammate.

Our journey is continuing.