UBTech humanoid robots that walk and dance, and a Unitree Go2 robot dog that responds to commands — see real robotics up close in Lahore.
Robotics is hard to appreciate from a screen. Standing a few feet from a machine that moves, balances, and reacts is a completely different experience — and that is exactly what these two exhibits are for.
🤖 Humanoid
Our UBTech educational humanoid robots perform synchronized, choreographed dance routines. Watching them move in time is a clear, close-up demonstration of servo control and motion programming — the same technology used in real humanoid robotics.
🐕 Robot Dog
Our Unitree Go2 robot dog walks, runs, and responds to commands. Quadruped robots like the Go2 are used worldwide for inspection and search work — and here you can watch one move up close and see how it balances itself in real time.
Two kinds of real robotics hardware, both of which you can watch operate in person.
Compact humanoid robots built for STEM education. They walk, balance, gesture, and perform choreographed routines together — letting you see exactly how servo motors and programmed motion sequences produce lifelike movement.
A Unitree Go2 robot dog — the same class of quadruped robot used for industrial inspection and search operations worldwide. Watch it walk, turn, and self-balance, and see how it reacts to commands in real time.
Open daily, 3:00 PM – 10:00 PM at Fortress Stadium, Lahore. No reservation required.
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