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When Humanoid G1-Robot start learning to dance, perhaps it’s not just about movement, but the rhythm of the future. #Unitree #Humanoidrobot Video From Multimodal AI Research and Systems Lab, THU(清华大学). Author:

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the_truth.presence1 year ago

@TheHumanoidHub

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Tuo Liu1 year ago

It's exciting to see how imitation and reinforcement learning are being used to help robots replicate human movements so accurately.

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UserInterface2 years ago

Unveiling the Future of Prompt Engineering for Better AI Interactions #tech

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MatRat211 year ago

That recovery from the prone position at the end is insanely well done. And really natural!

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Sim1 year ago

It seems robot cars and humanoid robots will need similar training. In the end pre-programmed moves are not enough, they need intelligence to understand their environment, right?

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x3691 year ago

Accelerate

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28 Weeks Later / Pro Creation / Pro Conception1 year ago

The Pheasant.

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Abhinav Girdhar1 year ago

Imagine the possibilities! The rhythm of the future could be more than just human—Humanoid G1 is bringing art and tech together!

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Niemontal1 year ago

Some of the complex movements, somersaults and over the head tumblings require using the head and neck muscles and this robot model doesn't have them... if they make a robot with movable head, that can tilt - then it could help a lot

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