# @kallaway on Instagram

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- **Original URL:** https://www.instagram.com/p/DMfhmHYg-K_
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- **Posted:** 2025-07-24T13:42:01.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** Kallaway (@kallaway) — https://gondola.cc/kallaway

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This company is building the next Apple, but for robots.

And it sounds crazy, but they’re already shipping robots to people’s houses.

This is a Chinese company called Unitree.

And they are absolutely taking over in robotics.

I think this is going to be a trillion dollar company in 10 years.

If you go to their website, you can see what I mean about the Apple comparison.

You can just order a robot dog, arm, or even a humanoid, just like you’re buying an iphone.

It’s pretty surreal.

Today their flagship humanoid costs $16,000...

But you could get one of these dog robots for just $1,600.

Now the crazy part about these robots is how they learn.

Or better yet, how they update.

Just like Apple can push software updates to every phone in the world, Unitree can push skill updates to the entire robot fleet.

So let’s say, in their lab, they decide to train their robots to learn kung fu. 

In theory, they could push that kung fu skill to every other Unitree robot with the click of a button, as long as you decide to download it, of course.

Now today, people are already using these robots in tons of ways.

As companions on runs, to lift objects on the go, and as workers in stores and warehouses.

But this is just the beginning…

Because the other similarity to Apple is the 3rd party accessories and modding that will definitely emerge.

Just like you can buy accessories, cases, and skins for your Apple products, people are going to be able to buy all sorts of attachments and custom kits for their robots.

Imagine different hands, legs, or head attachments to custom design for specific use cases.

There will definitely be dozens of Belkin and Anker-type accessories companies built around the robot ecosystem.

Now we are just in the beginning stages of consumer robotics, but Unitree is definitely the furthest along.

And like I said, they are growing like crazy.

Oh yeah, and not financial advice, but they’re getting ready to IPO soon.

Follow @kallaway for more videos like this!

#ai #robots #robotics #tech #technology #unitree #artificialintelligence #futuretech #robotic

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