Yushu Tech Unveils Digital Twin Robot Control for Stage Performances
Yushu Technology Revolutionizes Stage Robotics with Digital Twin Innovation
Hangzhou Unitree Technology Co., Ltd. (operating as Yushu Technology) has received patent approval for its groundbreaking "Robot Motion Control Method and Electronic Device Based on Digital Twin", marking a significant advancement in robotic stage performance technology.

Technical Architecture
The system comprises six integrated modules:
- Environment Acquisition Module: Captures real-time stage data through sensors
- Map Processing Module: Analyzes spatial data for navigation accuracy
- Digital Stage Twin: Creates a virtual replica of the performance environment
- Dance Motion Design: Enables choreographers to program complex movements
- Trajectory Planning: Synchronizes movements with environmental constraints
- Dance Synthesis: Integrates all elements into seamless performances
Performance Advantages
The digital twin implementation allows robotic performers to:
- Adapt movements mid-performance based on environmental changes
- Maintain precise positioning relative to human performers and props
- Execute choreography with sub-centimeter accuracy
- Rehearse virtually before physical deployment
"This represents a paradigm shift in robotic entertainment," noted Dr. Liang Wei, Yushu's Chief Robotics Engineer. "By merging real-time environmental feedback with artistic expression, we're bridging the gap between programmed movement and true performance art."
The technology has already undergone successful testing in controlled environments, with public demonstrations planned for Q1 2026 at Shanghai's Digital Arts Festival.
Key Points:
- First commercial application of digital twins in performing arts robotics
- Enables dynamic response to changing stage conditions during live shows
- Reduces programming time for complex choreography by 40%
- Potential applications extend beyond dance to theatrical productions and interactive installations




