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This is wild. Chinese robotics company Unitree Robotics today released a video, announcing that its B2-W industrial wheel-legged robot dog has achieved a more powerful upgrade. #China #Robotics

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SevenOaks1 year ago

First this is fake AI. Second if it ever becomes real the wheels will probably break after the first decent if it is Alibaba quality lol

BOJ1 year ago

This is scary.... imagine a world where this thing is chasing you and you have ZERO chance of escaping...

✡️✝️La Salle de Guerre | $NIO1 year ago

i can’t tell if this is CG or real.

GHOST1 year ago

It's the end of pro skaters 😅

bh07011 year ago

Holy Molly

Odinson1 year ago

the first time I saw this was the MIT prototype. and now what did the US make? LGBT robot?

EricS1 year ago

That you, leon?

#🐭Army1 year ago

@E_Boeminghaus auch bei der Entwicklung von Robotern wird Europa keine Rolle spielen.

gp20sk401 year ago

$oust

David Dunrud1 year ago

So....Robot Apocalypse it is then.

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