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Core Viewpoint - Yushu Technology has launched a new humanoid robot, Unitree R1, priced starting at 39,900 yuan, featuring 26 joints and a weight of approximately 25 kg, integrating multimodal AI capabilities for development and customization [1][5]. Product Launch and Features - The Unitree R1 was announced on July 25, with a focus on its athletic capabilities, including skills like somersaults, boxing, and martial arts, emphasizing that "movement is a prerequisite for work" [4]. - The company previously hinted at the robot's features in May, indicating it would have 26 degrees of freedom, with an initial price range suggested to be in the thousands of dollars [3]. Market Position and Strategy - Yushu Technology has released two humanoid robots prior to R1, namely H1 and G1, with G1's price of 99,000 yuan drawing significant attention. The introduction of R1 at a lower price point is expected to disrupt the humanoid robot market [5]. - The founder, Wang Xingxing, expressed the company's ambition to leverage AI technology to enable robots to perform various full-body movements, aiming to ultimately enhance human productivity, particularly in labor-intensive tasks [4]. Business Development and Orders - The company reported strong demand for orders this year, benefiting from overall industry growth, and aims to improve product delivery and quality [6]. - Yushu Technology recently secured a significant contract with China Mobile for humanoid robot manufacturing services, with a budget of 78 million yuan for full-size robots and 46.05 million yuan for smaller models [7][8]. IPO Progress - Yushu Technology's IPO process has moved from speculation to action, with the company filing for guidance with the Zhejiang Securities Regulatory Bureau. The earliest evaluation for meeting IPO conditions is scheduled for October 2025 [9][10]. - The company is classified under the manufacturing sectors of computer, communication, and other electronic devices, as well as general equipment manufacturing, with expectations to list on the Sci-Tech Innovation Board [10].