At the Second World Humanoid Robot Games, held at the National Speed Skating Oval "Ice Ribbon" in Beijing, Youliqi has already secured one gold and one bronze medal as of the morning of August 24. The gold was earned in the Hotel Scene – Guest Services event, marking a consecutive second-year triumph in this category and highlighting the results of Youliqi's ongoing collaboration with several major hotel groups in daily operations.

Additionally, the company's first-ever participation in the Firefighting Scene event resulted in a third-place finish, showcasing the engineering capabilities of the Panther series in rapidly adapting to high-risk, complex environments. Since its founding, Youliqi has concentrated its efforts on developing new AI models and optimizing hardware, committing fully to the large-scale deployment of its "full-stack robotic intelligence" across real commercial settings.

On the algorithmic front, Youliqi's latest academic achievement, UniTac, has been accepted into ECCV 2026. Developed jointly with Zhejiang University, MIT, Oxford, Yale, and Shanghai Jiao Tong University, UniTac is a unified multimodal model for the tactile domain. It enables robots to "anticipate touch before contact," predicting tactile states prior to touching an object and applying the correct force on the first attempt, rather than correcting after over-squeezing. Combined with the UniFlex, UniTouch, and UniCortex algorithm matrix, Youliqi has established a complete chain spanning perception, decision-making, and execution.

In terms of real-world application, Youliqi's Panther robots have entered various user systems this year and achieved stable deliveries. For instance, in hotel settings, Youliqi has partnered with well-known domestic hotel chains, with Panther operating routinely to handle services such as room cleaning, guest reception, and item delivery.