Kritika Gaur Discover the incredible Unitree Humanoid Robot – a versatile and agile robot that can fold itself, move its limbs 360 degrees, and even crack walnuts. Explore its capabilities and witness the future of robotics.
In a YouTube video dropped by UniTree, a humanoid robot is seen balancing himself as he gets punched and kicked. The humanoid robot weighs 47 kg and can crush the nuts, stand up from a laying down position, walk through the room and run with a speed of 2 m/s.
Check out the cool new robot from Unitree Robotics called G1! They just released a video showing off how flexible and skilled it is. It can move around and do all sorts of cool tricks. It’s like something straight out of a sci-fi movie.
G1 is super strong and can do all sorts of cool things with a baton! It can crush walnuts, fry bread, and even open a drink bottle with a karate chop. But watch out, because sometimes it spills the drink everywhere when it tries to open it. G1 is a real powerhouse.
Unitree just released a super cool robot that can move in all directions with its 360-degree joints and 43 degrees of freedom. This means it can do all sorts of tricks and tasks with its super flexible hands that can grip things just like a human.
The new robot, called G1, is smaller and lighter than the older models, weighing only 103 pounds and standing at about 50 inches tall. Plus, it can be folded up to a compact size for easy transport.
G1 is the newest member of Unitree’s robot family, joining the speedy H1 robot that set a record for how fast a humanoid robot can run. H1 zoomed at 7.3 mph, beating the old record of 5.5 mph. These robots are taking over the world with their amazing abilities!
