India, Feb. 18 -- A China-made robot dog, which has grabbed the maximum attention at the India AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi, is no longer on display at the stall of Galgotias University. The Unitree Robodog was taken off-display after the university faced backlash over claims that the machine was developed in-house.

The controversy began after a video from the summit went viral in which Professor Neha Singh described the robot dog, named "Orion", as having been developed by the university's Centre of Excellence. In the clip, she said the robot could carry out surveillance and monitoring tasks and moved freely across the campus.

Soon after, several viewers identified the machine as a commercially available quadruped robot made by C...