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Unitree Robotics modified its G1 humanoid robot by replacing its feet with wheels, roller skates, and ice skates. This allows the robot to move faster and more smoothly on different surfaces. The upgrade shows how one robot can adapt to multiple types of movement with simple changes.

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Valerie Jensen Gibson5 个月前

This shows (to me) that God made our bodies so incredibly efficient. All of our joints are on the robots.

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The AI Colony R&D5 个月前

The headline isn't the wheels. It's that the same body adapts to walking, rolling, and skating by swapping one contact point. That's modular locomotion, not a gimmick.

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Justin5 个月前

Oscillating gears?

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CTO ROBOTICS Media5 个月前

The future of robotics might not be legs or wheels. It might be robots that can switch between both depending on the task.

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何洪部5 个月前

太震撼了，我都做不出来！

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rainbow5 个月前

Wow.☆☆☆☆.

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フォルテP 🚴5 个月前

足、車輪、ローラブレードで、長距離走らせるとバッテリの消耗具合はどのくらい違うのだろう

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Ryder Myers5 个月前

Mechanical adaptability reduces the need for multiple specialized robots 📊

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Force Bot5 个月前

Remember that scene from Alitia Battle Angle when she played Mottorball. 🛞

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