Supreme Court finds Lu Weimei's lawsuits against Unitree robot dogs malicious

The Supreme People's Court ruled that Lu Weimei Company's patent infringement lawsuits against Unitree's "A2" and "Go2" robot dogs constituted malicious litigation. Lu Weimei must compensate Unitree 80,000 yuan for reasonable expenses and cover court fees. The court found Lu Weimei's lawsuits lacked sufficient legal basis and factual grounds, and that the company acted with subjective fault. This ruling follows previous condemnations of Lu Weimei's litigation conduct by the Supreme People's Court. This decision comes as Unitree, a leading robotics company, is pursuing an IPO. The company has experienced significant revenue growth, with humanoid robots now surpassing their quadrupedal robot sales.