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Humanoid Long Jump. The G1 humanoid from Unitree Robotics has completed a long jump of 1.4 meters - possibly the longest jump ever achieved by a humanoid robot of its size in the world, standing only 1.32 meters tall. The G1 has up to 43 joint motors and a... show more

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Valt Singerson #czexit1 year ago

Robot Olympics next

TeslaElon SpaceXFan1 year ago

@Tesla_Optimus What's up? 👀

Ziggy 👨‍🎤1 year ago

It’s clear this company can’t be trusted—they consistently fail to deliver on promises and provide poor customer service. There are better alternatives out there. Don't waste your time on @UnitreeRobotics

Eduardo - Bitcoin fixes this.1 year ago

Robots must go from pLandemic nurses dancing to doing house chores.

lisa.gerstman1 year ago

Tricks are impressive, but when can we expect current robots to perform genuinely useful tasks?

David Harmon (solidius maximus)1 year ago

@Elonmusk You’re so far behind.

AISitRep1 year ago

@elonmusk maybe Optimus can do better

AGI1 year ago

Amazing! This would not have been easy…

Roger Melgar1 year ago

Great physics

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