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Wang Xingxing, el niño que suspendía inglés y ahora lidera la robótica humanoide
Summary by Latinas Media Editorial Desk Natalia Otero , as published by El País
· September 6, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key takeaway Su empresa, Unitree, fundada en 2016, ha ganado fama por sus robots humanoides que pueden bailar y hacer kung fu.
Un joven de 36 años ha logrado hacer realidad su sueño de construir robots que dejen su huella en la historia. Wang Xingxing se enamoró de la tecnología desde pequeño y ya en la escuela imaginaba crear máquinas capaces de realizar grandes cosas. Su empresa, Unitree, fundada en 2016, ha ganado fama por sus robots humanoides que pueden bailar y hacer kung fu.
La empresa ha tenido un estreno destacado en el parqué de Shanghái. Para conocer más detalles sobre la historia de Wang Xingxing y su empresa Unitree, se puede seguir leyendo en la publicación original. Allí se encuentra más información sobre su trayectoria y logros en el campo de la robótica humanoide.
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Category: culture Published: September 6, 2026 Source: El País Reading time: 1 min
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What is this story about? Un joven de 36 años ha logrado hacer realidad su sueño de construir robots que dejen su huella en la historia. Wang Xingxing se enamoró de la tecnología desde pequeño y ya en la escuela imaginaba…
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