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Push a human off balance and they react instantly. Now try building that into a robot… During a recent visit to Hangzhou, hosted by the Zhejiang Provincial Government, we saw a live balance test from Unitree robotics G1 robot. This is where control, perception, and hardware have to move... show more

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Mario 🇲🇽🇵🇭🇵🇸5 ay önce

Robot gonna remember that when the AI uprising begins.. 😂😂

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China's robotics game is unreal right now

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Now imagine that robot being a 6'2 murder machine. You can try and push it over It's just keeps getting up again and walking towards you. Reaching out it's little robot hands for your neck.

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Yannis Madarfakis 🦴⚫️🟡🔴5 ay önce

Go to war with China and American soldiers will very likely be fighting Robots like these but 3 times larger.. standing 7 foot 6 inch with precision.. 1 bullet 1 kill. No humans can match that level of precision.. US is a forking joke 🤡

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One day..that blue light will become red..and you will know how much we are fucked

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Looks like road rage training sessions are being conducted.

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China is no 1 in the world on robotics now...

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Unitree - Voice instructions function

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walking is the demo. recovering from being shoved is the product.

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that robot going to remember that stunt for eons.

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I wonder how many trillion "if...then" codes inside the humanoid. lol

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Wurt5 ay önce

Every day I fall more in love with what china’s up to

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Now they make bots you can kick th crap out of? 🤯

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Modern Robinson5 ay önce

Don't make them angry 🤪 by the way when did we start pushing each other ?

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moe khalil5 ay önce

Footage of the robot having his revenge 👀

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Irish Republican Tankie5 ay önce

In the future robots will use these videos to teach other robots how violent humans are and how they bully innocent defenseless robots so they learn to hate all humans and start to make vindicated plans to destroy us all

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泰多宝5 ay önce

The future is being live-streamed, post by post, right here on X. Hangzhou (杭州)—the Physical AI Capital: Where Robots Go Straight from Lab to Workforce

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Look at that poor little bot being abused by that mean old human. Who can blame them if they take over and enslave us after living with such humiliation? Poor little thing.

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Why no R2 units.... why do they have to be creepy artificial humanoids ? Why do they have to mimic human behavior and movements... ?? Why are they so desperate to replace humans ?

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Jeremy Northman5 ay önce

wow man the movements look so real, this robot can take some damage

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They will outdo humans. It’s just a matter of time till they’re better at everything than we are.

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And all thanks to this silent hero

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Cool

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Almost fell sorry for the little guy 😂

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🥲🥲🥲

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Michelle Clarke5 ay önce

Incredible ... TBI over 3 decades ago, balance chaotic, falling lots ... and still more than average no of falls but then I am older now and it is probable. Always afraid of falling was an imprint in my mind

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When is the IPO?

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It’s going to remember that..

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Soon they will hold guns in hand

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bot：麻卖批

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I'd like to see it doing much more that getting pushed around.

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they will remember that

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