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Unitree Released B2 | Beyond the Limit | Hyperevolution😍Maximum speed of 6m/s, sustained load of 40kg and sustained walking endurance of 5h. The comprehensive performance is two to three times that of existing quadruped robots worldwide!

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iandanforth 🦋 @iandanforth.bsky.social2 years ago

Price?

R S2 years ago

Should we teach AI self-defence? Will AI do it on its own?

Brian Basson2 years ago

@NicklasNilsso14 Wow, impressive!

Master Kenobi2 years ago

Love it and your work!

Histra 11112 years ago

@Bit3Snake What is the purpose of that?

TheHyperStar2 years ago

Be nice to him, you don't want him mad with that running speed... (Amazingly impressive by the way.)

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