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Unitree released another video of its G1 robot dancing. Many felt that the first video looked almost too good to be real.

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jason fox1 year ago

This is incredible. It looks fake AF.

Solar Heavy1 year ago

New single just landed! take the journey

Hovhannes Mkhitaryan1 year ago

This one looked so cool, almost looked like a block.

Mr Nobody1 year ago

I’m sorry those hands are horrible and this video is useless. What’s the point?

The Humanoid Hub1 year ago

1. free viral marketing 2. demonstrates agility, coordination and dynamic balance 3. while they work on making the robot useful, this creates opportunities in entertainment at live events, retail experiences, theme parks etc

Dr.Yev🔥1 year ago

wow now that's retweet worthy I was sure the last one was fake but this is more believable

Stan Dard1 year ago

CGI 100%

R3PL1C8R Drones1 year ago

Imagine the possibilities.

The Highly Automated Cat — e/acc ⏩1 year ago

everybody is kung fu fighting

NoRoundTrips1 year ago

This looks fake AF…

Asa Soo1 year ago

Very soon is this 🤔

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