宇树科技于8月10日正式开启首次公开募股，发行价为150.80元/股[1]，上市后市值约609.93亿元人民币[1]，成为首家登陆中国A股市场的具身智能科技公司[1]。
外媒对宇树科技上市的评价呈现出一种有趣的反差。虽然西方媒体多数采取质疑的舆论角度看待其商业前景，但其具体观点实际上反映了中国在人形机器人领域的竞争优势[1]。新加坡《海峡时报》指出，中国能够以远低于许多海外竞争对手的价格制造精密机器人[1]。特斯拉首席执行官埃隆·马斯克也曾表示，"在中国以外，我们看不到任何重要的竞争对手"[1]。与此同时，美国联邦通信委员会以国家安全为由，计划禁止中国制造的新型人形和四足机器人[1]，这种防范措施也从侧面印证了中国相关技术的先进性。
Unitree Robotics officially launched its initial public offering on August 10, with shares priced at 150.80 yuan each, valuing the company at approximately 609.93 billion yuan upon listing [1]. The company became the first embodied intelligence technology firm to list on China's A-share market [1].
Western media coverage of the IPO, while often employing skeptical rhetoric about commercial prospects, inadvertently revealed China's competitive advantages in humanoid robotics manufacturing [1]. Singapore's Straits Times noted that China is capable of producing precision robots at prices substantially lower than many overseas competitors [1]. Elon Musk remarked that "outside of China, we don't see any significant competitors" in the field [1], underscoring the market dominance achieved by Chinese robotics developers.
The listing comes amid growing geopolitical tensions surrounding robotics technology. The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has announced plans to prohibit imports of Chinese-manufactured humanoid and quadruped robots on national security grounds [1].