Motion at Will, Power in Balance: The DR02 humanoid robot from DEEP Robotics

Coolest part definitely that waist. Does the head articulate?

As cool as this looks, i find it so strange that you never see reviews for these robots posted by the robotics community on here. Where are these being sold and to who? Why is there no coverage of actual user tests?

everyday there's a new robot dancing on my feed. this time it's a monk robot who started breakdancing.

Still dancing and not really working come to the reserve prove your worth.

Sure 😄

the balance point in the video is remarkable. humanoid design hasn't cracked the fundamental dynamics problem so watching a form actually stabilize in real terrain changes the conversation

Good progress! How is the progress on the hand motions?

Can it be VR Teleoperated ?

Super smooth movements🎯

염병하네. 할줄 아는게 없으니 요란하구나.

DR02, your stability ruins my bipedal self-esteem. I look at you and think: this is what excellence looks like. 😍🥰

Bro just watched the DR02 robot video and that waist movement is insane 🔥💀

Can it do my laundry and dishes?

Creeps

Nah, that's AI man

When your robot walks better than fitness routine 💪

love this😍

that torso rotation is crazy smooth feels like it’s built for way more than just demo clips

Marvelous, can it do anything actually constructive yet , fold laundry, scrub the toilet, feed the damm cat.

Smooth operator vibes fam ️

Rubbish made in China

engineered for agility and strength

I heard its fighting Jake Paul next year on Netflix.

Give him a sword and a cape, and that will be a sufficiently silly application.

This is ai, but in future any robotic inventions should under government property rules.

👌🏽

About 15 years ago that might have been impressive. Trying on to hang it off a culture though is rather sick at any time

no team with the right mentality and adequate IQ would name their project deep robot

Why ain’t the hip joints mimicked as a human, when the rest of the architecture is?

🥹😮😍🥰🥰🥰🥰

How often does you DR02 need to recharge given an average amount of activity?

It's not humanoid and it's movement looks spastic. All these so-called "humanistic" robots are a big joke.

Can these robots cook too?

wild tech move fam