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China Unveils the Walker S2: The World’s First Humanoid Robot to Operate 24/7 by Changing Its Own Battery—No Human Help Needed
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China launches world’s first robot that can run by itself
By Anthony Marcus for Eurasia Business News, July 26, 2025. Article n°1655. China launches world’s first robot that can run by itself 24/7 — watch it change its own batteries in unsettling new footage. The Walker S2 humanoid robot, which can change its own battery when it’s running low on power, could potentially be left to run on its own forever. The Walker S2, developed by Chinese company UBTech, is the world’s first humanoid robot capable of …
China Unveils the Walker S2: The World’s First Humanoid Robot to Operate 24/7 by Changing Its Own Battery—No Human Help Needed
In a world where robots are becoming an integral part of our daily lives, one breakthrough is taking things to a whole new level. Enter the Walker S2, an autonomous humanoid robot developed by UBTECH, a Chinese robotics company. This isn’t just another cool robot; it’s the first in the world capable of replacing its own battery without any human assistance. Yes, you read that correctly—no human intervention required. The Game-Changing Technology…
In warehouses, factories and soon in public places, robots are no longer content to perform programmed gestures. They learn to manage their own energy, to anticipate their needs, to intervene without human help. This new step in automation finds a striking symbol with the Walker S2, a humanoid designed to replace its battery itself, in full autonomy. This progress marks a break with the old mechanical limits, laying the foundations of a robotic …
As technology progresses and progress is being made in different areas, we realize that we are getting closer to what science fiction books and films showed. That futuristic society where AI is present everywhere and humans coexist with robots and androids may not yet have it, but certainly we are getting closer to it. Just as artificial intelligence has already shown improvements over the years, we have also seen great progress in robotics. Now…
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