In December last year, Mr. Lei purchased the high-end version of the Unitree G1 humanoid robot for 319,000 yuan. After waiting more than two months for delivery, he found that the robot could only perform basic actions like waving and shaking hands via remote control. It was unable to execute dance movements, which left him disappointed. He admitted that he had set high expectations before purchasing the robot, overlooking the limitations of its technology and practical applications.
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