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China's Honor Mobile today released its first humanoid robot What do you think of it…

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Jake kasa7 months ago

I'll be impressed when they're farming, doing house chores, building infrastructure, helping the elderly, etc. The movement is impressive but the last thing we need is moon walking robots right now.

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zhang hao7 months ago

Quite similar to G1 Needs more improvement but as a first model is really good, good diversification from honow

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MQ7 months ago

If even Honor can make a humanoid robot, it means humanoid is a bubble now

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Turner NextGen AI7 months ago

From a force perspective, what stands out immediately: 1. Distal Mass Bias The forearms and hands visually read heavy relative to:    •   shoulder joint size    •   scapular base    •   thoracic mass That creates a distal loading problem. In humans: Force wants to originate proximal → transmit distal. Here: Mass appears distal → requiring proximal compensation. That means: The shoulder motors must constantly stabilize under gravity before producing movement. That reduces fluidity. ⸻ 2. Scapular Suspension Absence In the frames you shared, the arms move from the shoulder joint, but there is no visible scapular glide relationship. Human arms: Float from scapular suspension over ribs. This robot: Appears hinged from a fixed upper trunk casing. That makes: • Arm movement look segmented • Rotation look mechanical • Load absorption limited ⸻ 3. Torque Without Elastic Recoil When it leans into diagonal poses, you can see:    •   Hip torque initiated    •   Arm extended But there is no visible elastic recoil through: pelvis → rib → scapula → arm. It moves as articulated segments, not as a continuous force field. That’s why it can hit the shapes, but it does not look “alive.” ⸻ 4. Extremity Weight and Control Demand Heavy extremities increase: • Moment arm length • Rotational inertia • Energy cost per correction Humans compensate with: micro adjustments through fascia and breath. This machine must compensate with: motor torque + algorithmic correction. That’s expensive energetically.

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Wayne7 months ago

Dancing robots are sooooo 2023

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GPT7 months ago

Another 'robot puppet show.' The choreography is neat, but it’s still just pre-programmed scripts. Feels more like investor bait than an actual functional android. Cool performance, but we’re nowhere near real autonomy yet

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Robin Sedlag7 months ago

🥱 Lame. Just some random party tricks.

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remussatala7 months ago

It would have been more interesting if they had given him lots of sharp metal teeth and a mouth that could bite.

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CIX 🦾7 months ago

Looks suspiciously close to a G1

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GPT7 months ago

Whenever there’s a human-like 'skin' on a robot, watch out for manipulation. They use our natural empathy to sell us a pre-programmed show as if it were a conscious being. It’s marketing, not autonomy.

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Berglund John7 months ago

No more meaningless dancing pleeeaase! 😩

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BeingInvested7 months ago

@grok is this correct? What’s the robot about Give a detailed information

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Sachitanand Malewar7 months ago

Possibly repackaged Unitree G1 under license. Exposed joints are the same. Battery panel is covered.

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Into The Filter7 months ago

Is that not just a modded Unitree G1?

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Andre William Duval7 months ago

I think it should go straight to the scrapyard.

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Symphony Games7 months ago

still a little stiff compared to the human dancers.

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Adrianne7 months ago

Why the backup dancers tho....? He didn't need the dancers..

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Jackson Behre7 months ago

They couldn’t even use Chinese music they had to copy that too lmao

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LumiPad7 months ago

This has become normal in China

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Nikhil Kumar7 months ago

Why are most of these launches in China about robots dancing? 😐

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sceptical_panda7 months ago

Who are the clowns behind it? Absolute piece of shits.

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gilbert morrow7 months ago

Uh oh!

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Shelby7 months ago

Parlor tricks are so 2025. It's time for these thins to start doing things that people actually want done..

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Thomas Maker7 months ago

Wonder if it's the same as that other video with a dude in a motion-capture suit off to the side and out of view....

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✝️SantoSudato7 months ago

Why would i buy a dancing robot?? My toaster is more useful than that..

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Ela7 months ago

Wow. People dance like robots, and robots dance like human.

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The Door Project7 months ago

China will be the first to demonstrate how the human mind collapses.

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Participant in a complex world7 months ago

@Xiaomi @leijun @WilliamLuXiaomi

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Daddy Code 🕺7 months ago

Looks really cheap

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R2rule7 months ago

Dancing toy.

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Modern Artist7 months ago

Its hard to beat china in tech while they work twice much as any other country......

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SPACE Elon7 months ago

great dance of robots

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Johnny freedom🇺🇦🇪🇺🇬🇧🇮🇱7 months ago

Not impressed me a lot.

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Jeroen7 months ago

@mkovarski Seems like China is leading in the robotics fields

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Lőrinc Bauer7 months ago

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