Robots For Humanity and UBtech: Partnering for the Future of Humanoid Robotics 🇨🇳
- Robots For Humanity

- Sep 4
- 1 min read

Robots For Humanity is thrilled to announce a strategic partnership with UBTECH Robotics to bring their advanced Walker humanoid robots to Argentina, Mexico, the United States, and Europe.
This partnership combines UBTECH’s cutting-edge robotics technology with RFH’s expertise in training, implementation, and industrial integration, supporting our mission to empower the workforce of the future through responsible automation.
The Walker Line: Innovation in Action
Walker Tiankung: Designed for research, advanced education, and pilot programs in industrial environments. This model allows organizations to explore humanoid robotics integration, train their teams, and validate operational tasks before moving to full-scale deployment.
Walker S2: UBTECH’s industrial-grade humanoid, capable of autonomous, continuous operation. Equipped with their proprietary operating system, it offers seamless control, real-time monitoring, and intelligent task execution. The OS has been refined over years of UBTECH’s experience in global markets, ensuring reliability, safety, and ease of deployment.
Why This Partnership Matters
UBTECH Robotics brings extensive market experience, having deployed humanoid robots in diverse industries worldwide. Their proprietary operating system enables robots to perform complex tasks with high precision, adapt to dynamic environments, and integrate smoothly with existing industrial workflows.
With this partnership, RFH combines operational expertise, workforce training, and local deployment knowledge to ensure that organizations not only gain automation capabilities but also develop the skills and confidence to work alongside humanoid robots.
This collaboration marks a significant step toward a future where humans and robots work together efficiently, safely, and productively. By bringing Walker robots to multiple regions, RFH and UBTECH are setting a new standard for humanoid robotics in industry.


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