Unitree, a Chinese robotics company competing with clothes like Boston dynamics, Tesla, Agility robotics Others, revealed a new video of their humanitarian robots G1 and H1, showing several new moves.
The smaller, more acceptable G1 robot is shown as working, navigating uneven terrain and walking in a more natural way. Unitree told us that since the robots worked in envelopes that did not map them with a lid, these demo was controlled remotely.
Unitree G1 Humanoid Robot shown how it works in a new video.
The Humanoid Humanoid's higher robot of Unitree also showed several new gala moves at the Spring Festival. The robots performed a pre -set routine learned by data produced by human dancers. The company says “whole body movement control” has retained robots in synchronization and allowed robots to respond to any unplanned changes or events.
Unitree's humanoid robots were shown dancing at the Gala Spring Festival.
For a complete overview of these new videos and see these robots in action, check the video at the top of this article. You can also see our practical demo at the Unitree G1 below.