YYForce Inc. said its Unitree G1 humanoid robot was featured in an episode of Mediacorp 8world’s Meeting AI. The segment, posted Friday, Nov. 6, showed presenter Zhang Haijie teleoperating a robot as part of a training workflow using human movement data.
Mediacorp’s account says the system tracked Zhang’s movements and speed, mapped them onto the robot and recorded joint movements and camera views for training data. The YYForce release identifies the robot as a Unitree G1 and says the demonstration used a VR headset and five tracking sensors.
For the cup task, the team demonstrated the action about 40 times, removed weaker examples during data cleaning and trained a Vision-Language-Action (VLA) model for about eight hours. Mediacorp says the robot could then pick up a cup autonomously.
YYForce said it is exploring robot applications in hospitality, integrated facilities management, commercial cleaning, delivery and security. The company says robots could take on recurring physical assignments in these fields, giving staff more scope to handle customer needs and decisions requiring judgment. Chief Executive Mike Fu described the company’s aim as a collaborative model involving workers, AI and robots; the release did not provide commercial deployment or labor-impact figures.
