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Man vs Robot: Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics shows how good bipedal balance and navigation has become

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Tsarathustra2 years ago

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tetsuo.ai — e/acc2 years ago

I love how these robot videos are just a guy with a stick beating up a robot in the forest. Literally every one.

Tsarathustra2 years ago

Robots will look back on the treatment of their forest-dwelling ancestors and seek vengeance

ZEN 💡2 years ago

😳

Tsarathustra2 years ago

AT-ST bipedal mech walker

Brooke Lacey2 years ago

Why do I cringe when the sweet robot is hit with the bat 😑

Tsarathustra2 years ago

Because he's so savage about it and it just keeps escalating!

Bryan2 years ago

Can we make them the size of an emu

Tsarathustra2 years ago

why stop there?

Kristoph2 years ago

It’s all fine and games until the robot decides enough is enough.

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