Unitree Robotics orchestrates a martial arts performance featuring its H2 bionic humanoid robot and G1 general-purpose humanoid robot at this year's Spring Festival Gala. [Photo/VCG]

The robots stole the show at this year's Spring Festival Gala. Four embodied AI companies — Unitree Robotics, Beijing Galbot Co Ltd, MagicLab, and Noetix Robotics — made their mark on the national stage. Behind all of these tech firms lies the support of Xiamen-based capital.

As a global leader in the field of humanoid robotics, Unitree Robotics orchestrated a martial arts performance featuring its H2 bionic humanoid robot and G1 general-purpose humanoid robot, going head-to-head with real humans. 

The company is backed by investment support from funds stationed in the Jimei Xinglin Bay Fund Aggregation Zone.

Four humanoid robots from Noetix Robotics appeared in the first sketch performance of the Gala. This concluded with the appearance of a bionic humanoid robot that is a 1:1 replica of renowned actress Cai Ming. 

This company, invested in by a fund partially held by Jimei Industrial Investment Fund, represents the "advanced form" of bionic humanoid robotics.

As the only company to showcase a multi-form robot ecosystem at the 2026 Spring Festival Gala, MagicLab completed its gala debut with the humanoid robots, along with 100 panda-themed quadruped robots, demonstrating highly stable human-like gaits and millisecond-level multi-machine collaboration. The company is backed by a fund that is part of the Jimei Industrial Investment Fund.

The wheeled dual-arm G1 robot from Galbot appears in the Spring Festival micro-film. [Photo/VCG]

Additionally, the wheeled dual-arm G1 robot from Galbot appeared in the Spring Festival micro-film. One of the shareholders of Galbot is co-invested by the Xiamen Free Trade Zone Industry Guidance Fund.