Brussels/Hangzhou, (Unib Rashid) – A delegation from the European Parliament’s Committee on International Trade (INTA) visited Unitree, a Chinese robotics company based in Hangzhou, where members observed demonstrations of advanced robotic technologies, including humanoid robots and robotic dogs.

During the visit, members of the European Parliament (MEPs) were shown a range of robotic systems, including humanoid machines, quadruped robots commonly known as robot dogs, and models designed for handling and logistics applications.

The visit provided the delegation with an opportunity to observe developments in robotics and automation, technologies that are increasingly shaping industrial operations, logistics and other sectors of the global economy.

Unitree is known for developing robotic systems for research, industrial and commercial applications. The demonstrations highlighted the variety of robotic platforms being developed as automation continues to advance.

The visit formed part of the European Parliament trade delegation’s activities in China, offering members a closer look at the country’s robotics sector and its technological capabilities.

As the European Union continues to engage with China on trade and economic relations, developments in robotics and automation remain relevant to discussions about industrial competitiveness, innovation and future economic cooperation.