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The weekend is here, and so is our weekly robot dance break. 🕺💃 This one features Unitree's G1, showing off some enthusiastic moves as a backup dancer at Wang Leehom's concert. Happy weekend, everyone! (Source: Zhang Bryson) #Unitree #G1 #Robotics #RobotDance

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