SIASUN(SZ:300024) Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-04-21 13:32Group 1 - The core event involved the first humanoid robot half marathon held in Beijing, where Yushu Technology's G1 humanoid robot performed poorly, falling and failing to run in a straight line, raising public concern [1] - Yushu Technology stated that they were focused on preparing for a combat live-streaming event and did not participate in the marathon, noting that multiple independent teams used their robots, leading to varied performance based on different algorithms and operators [1] - Despite the company's explanation, public skepticism remained regarding the robot's capabilities and performance [1] Group 2 - A user on a social media platform criticized Yushu Technology's robots, suggesting that the robots showcased during the Spring Festival Gala were the best quality and most stable, implying that their performance in the marathon was subpar [2] - The user accused Yushu Technology of exploiting customers, referring to the robots as "cutting leeks" [2] Group 3 - Yushu Technology's founder and CEO, Wang Xingxing, responded to public comments, clarifying that the robots were capable of complex automated movements and that the issues during the Spring Festival were due to a mispress of an emergency stop button by a team member [4] - Wang emphasized that the robot's ability to walk autonomously would be achieved soon and explained that the interaction with the robot during the Spring Festival was intended for entertainment [4] Group 4 - Yushu Technology, founded in August 2016, specializes in high-performance humanoid and legged robots, as well as dexterous robotic arms, and is recognized as a national high-tech enterprise [5] - The company launched the H1 humanoid robot in 2023, which can run, climb stairs, and perform backflips, with a maximum running speed of 3.3 meters per second [5] Group 5 - Yushu Technology has undergone nine rounds of financing, with the latest round in September 2024 raising several hundred million RMB, involving investors such as Beijing Robot Industry Investment Fund and Sequoia Capital China [6] - The company is backed by significant investors, including Lei Jun's Shunwei Capital and Wang Xing's Meituan, and is reportedly in discussions to bring in new investors like Ant Group and China Mobile, although the founder denied the accuracy of this news [6]