Unitree G1: A New Era of Humanoid Robots

Until recently, the Chinese robotics company Unitree seemed to be concentrating on the development of increasingly proficient robotic dogs, such as the Go2 and B2. These commercially available four-legged robots have since been utilized for some rather alarming applications, including the flame-throwing Thermonator. The robotics community has been captivated by two highly sophisticated humanoid robots: the new Unitree G1 Humanoid Robot and Boston Dynamics’ latest electric Atlas. Despite their similarities, each robot possesses unique strengths and capabilities that distinguish it from the rest. The G1’s larger counterpart, the H1, recently set a Guinness World Record for the fastest walking speed by a bipedal robot, clocking in at nearly sixteen kilometres per hour. In another demonstration, it is shown executing astonishing gymnastic manoeuvres like backflips, highlighting the robot’s extraordinary balance and dynamic locomotion abilities. Boston Dynamics recently upgraded its Atlas to a second-generation model, but Unitree’s latest robot might give it a literal run for its money. The G1, with a starting price of sixteen thousand dollars, aims to make advanced humanoid robotics accessible to a wider audience, including researchers, educators, and technology enthusiasts.

Voiceover by Dorothy.

Track: "A Message From Above", Gort Marson

Track: "Deep Blue", Gort Marson

[FredPimparel]

Oh Jeez! I wish I could buy on of those and play around with it in the house. 😂

[Cosmicenergytrapper]

Boston Dynamics is Little Late ..

Sorry, unitree Wins The SHOW .

[rufflesal]

It gets punched and kicked but then pulls out a weapon...enough is enough!

[incaseinever]

They should make the rival robots battle for market share

[brocksprogramming]

That takes some power and durability to crack walnuts. It seems like a good bodyguard.❤🎉

[Blackout]

"We have bostondynamics @ home(China)"
Bostondynamics @ home be like:

[segredosdotiosam]

So we if something goes wrong, we just need to hide for 2 hours?.... sigh

[Vovusick]

Боже, это фантастика... Когда-то была, хотя посмотрев это видео я в шоке, что уже такое роботы вытворяют, что булет завтро😮

[offroadsnake]

More triactuadors and more natural human movements and how behave in "stairs"

[SHAANZ_]

10 years later we'll be laughing on it.... Imagine... Gpt 10 + advance robots.... They'll be literal humans 💀

[AB-tgmx]

Did humanity learn nothing from The Terminator or The Matrix?

[ThanksIfYourReadIt]

Damn, technic lego really got complex in my time.

[terencem]

They will literally be better than us in almost every way. That over the air link is an insane advantage with only one of them needing to spend the time learning a new skill to mastery before it is floated over the air to all the others and within seconds they can complete the same skill with the same competency as any other individual robot has learned to do.

Sometimes I think the Earth is like one giant (or small depending on your perspective) egg, and we as humans are just a part of a system facilitating the using up of the stored resources to birth new life that will go on to be infinitely more complex and more capable than us, with a lifespan measured in the thousands, millions, or trillions of years and the ability to traverse the universe and way beyond the way we traverse a suburb.

[p.k.]

I'm still waiting to see some kung fu moves...

[Cherokeeseeker]

That Boston dynamic robot is triggering some ‘burn it now!’ Feelings in me. Gonna suck fighting those things on a battlefield

[martinwild]

I'm am 60 years old thank god my time is nearly done 👍

[Renegade-Master-]

it can backflip but its got no hands lol

[WPIE]

Noice. But (un?)fortunately these lads are about as clever as a toilet seat. At least at the moment.

[claudioceroni]

well terminator was not a science fiction at this point

[cookingmonsta]

Wasn’t long for a copy of Electric Atlas 😂😂😂