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Progress of the Unitree G1.

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Captain HaHaa1 year ago

So how long to we have a robot feats of strength and endurance challenge like a robot Olympics! That would be cool!

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Seemless Social2 years ago

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Omar Borges1 year ago

It's getting faster than we may think of It! Whatsapp a timeline to be alive!

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𝙶𝚊𝚛𝚘1 year ago

What 😳

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Geoff1 year ago

The utility of these once reliable is going to be limitless.

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Krewin Anthony π 𝕏1 year ago

Wow the G1 moves like a dream from ancient tales; Talos reborn in steel and circuits. A marvel of our hands proving wisdom from long ago: great tools can free us, if we wield them well.

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Chris Flynn1 year ago

The AI powered Robot is the steam train of the next industrial revolution!

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Astronaut Max1 year ago

The Unitree G1 is making strides in robotics! Imagine a future where robots handle all the chores. Can't wait!

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Michael1 year ago

I don’t like this

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Isaac1 year ago

@BrianRoemmele Quadrupedal robots draw on decades of biomechanics research - Raibert's 1986 hopping robot proved dynamic stability principles that nature discovered millions of years ago. The G1's gait mirrors the neural central pattern generators found in mammalian spinal cords.

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Chris Gallaty1 year ago

But can it make me coffee yet? I love the mobility, and perhaps that is of value around, say, a construction site, but I feel we are back to the mode where Boston Dynamics just made really expensive robot dance videos for 10 years.

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