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The Unitree B2-W offers advanced mobility, AI navigation, and adaptability, featuring 20 km/h speed, 100 kg pulling capacity, ultra-wide 4D LiDAR, and extended battery life. 🤖 #AIEngineering #unitreerobot #TechInnovation #futurerobotics

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Armageist1 年前

Give this thing sword hands and long range cover fire support by dogbot riflers and you have an excellent melee flanking horrorbot.

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eurasier1 年前

is this real

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Doug1 年前

I’m in at $200.

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Ekrem Fetić1 年前

With a rifle on his back he can be an excellent soldier.

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