UniX AI Panther Timeline

UniX AI officially launches the Panther to the global market, with production ramping to 100+ units per month. Global deliveries begin immediately, marking one of the first service humanoid robots entering real household deployment at scale.

UniX AI issues a major global press release through PR Newswire announcing the Panther's arrival, technical capabilities, and commercial availability. Media coverage emphasises the robot's practical household readiness and advanced manipulation capabilities.

UniX AI founder Fred Yang presents Panther live at the Morgan Stanley China Summit, showcasing the robot's dexterity, speed, and real-world capability for household tasks. The live demo attracts significant attention from financial and technology investors.

UniX AI begins full-scale manufacturing of the Panther, achieving production targets of 100+ units monthly. Manufacturing infrastructure supports rapid scaling to meet anticipated demand from household, hospitality, elderly care, and security sectors.

The Wanda 2.0 platform, Panther's predecessor, continues deployment across commercial sectors including security patrols, shopping mall hospitality, retail environments, and reception services. These real-world deployments generate critical feedback and data used to refine the Panther platform.

Fred Yang, a young AI researcher and entrepreneur (born 2000, PhD from Yale), founds UniX AI in Suzhou, China. Yang's vision centres on developing practical, affordable humanoid robots for real-world deployment in service, household, and commercial sectors, rather than pure research platforms.

UniX AI initiates development of the Wanda robot series, focusing on wheeled dual-arm humanoid designs optimised for reliability, stability, and practical performance in unstructured real-world environments.