Robot Dancing Video: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and robotics technology are advancing rapidly. A video of a robot performance in China is rapidly going viral, showing robots performing a group dance. The video is from the 2026 Spring Festival Gala recently organized by Chinese broadcaster CCTV. The event was held in Yiwu, China. This annual event became a hot topic on social media, as Chinese companies showcased their best humanoid robots. The robots performed everything from complex dance moves to martial arts, giving a glimpse of what the future of robots could hold. Let’s learn more about it.
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🤯Absolutely insane. Unitree’s humanoid robot team’s performance at the 2026 Spring Festival Gala
The significance of the humanoid robot’s performance lies in letting 1.4 billion Chinese people know where the future lies. pic.twitter.com/6vXIX2MfWM
— CyberRobo (@CyberRobooo) February 16, 2026
Major robotics companies like MagicLab, Unitary Robotics, Noetics Robotics, and Beijing Galbot showcased their latest research on humanoid robots, impressing the audience. Unitary Robotics participated for the third time during the Spring Festival. During this performance, the G1 and H2 humanoid robots performed a martial arts-based WoBot performance. Together with martial arts experts, these robots performed everything from horse stances and flips to nunchaku moves and drunken fists. The performance lasted over four minutes. All the robots performed their moves with ease, maintaining balance and coordination throughout the performance, demonstrating the technological advancement.
Robots from other companies also participated in the performance. MagicLab’s MagicBot Z1 robot performed a difficult 360-degree Thomas 360, while Noetics Robotics’ robots performed a comedy sketch. The robots performed moves like side flips and back flips on a 12-square-meter stage. At this event, a group of humanoid robots demonstrated how far robot technology has come, demonstrating motion control, balance algorithms, and real-time human-robot interaction. While Western companies are still developing robots like the Tesla Optimus and Neo, Chinese companies’ robots are advancing at a rapid pace.
