Unitree robots walked the Vogue World runway in Milan
At Vogue World in Milan, Unitree humanoid robots walked the Galleria during a segment called The Age of Intelligence. TechCrunch says they were unclothed and gestured for applause, with Meta's glasses and OpenAI among the sponsors. The Cut reported four Unitree robots on that same runway.
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The robots walked the runway in the Galleria
At the Milan edition of Vogue World, Unitree humanoid robots walked the Galleria during a segment called The Age of Intelligence. The event was framed as a tribute to Italian craft, with Meta's glasses and OpenAI among the sponsors. TechCrunch writes that the robots, without clothes, made gestures asking the crowd to clap. The Cut reported that four Unitree robots made their way onto the runway at the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II during that act.[1], [2]
Similar robots had appeared on a London runway
TechCrunch says the same robot family has previously drawn notice for dancing and for falling, and that similar robots also appeared on the runway at London Fashion Week. The item is a show placement, not a product launch. The Cut adds that the robots were made by Unitree, a Chinese robotics company, and that the Milan show's credits listed OpenAI as additional support beside the Meta Glasses sponsorship.[1], [2]
Four Unitree robots walked the runway
TechCrunch and The Cut place the same machines on the same Milan runway, in the act called The Age of Intelligence. The Cut counts four robots. TechCrunch describes the gesture and the sponsors. The pages agree that Unitree robots walked at Vogue World. TechCrunch says the Unitree robots walked the Galleria during The Age of Intelligence, without clothes, and gestured for applause. Meta's glasses and OpenAI were among the sponsors. The same account calls it a show placement, not a product launch, and notes that similar robots appeared at London Fashion Week. The Cut counts four Unitree robots on the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II runway in that act and says the Chinese company Unitree made them, with OpenAI listed as additional support beside the Meta Glasses sponsorship.[1], [2]
