The cheapest humanoid robot in the world right now!

unitree G1 humanoid first demo!

unitree released thier next generation humanoid G1

price starts from $16000
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[joannot]

The way he grabs his neck is stressful, as if it's about to break.

I don't like it

[fiokgoogle]

Holding allways by the neck to keep balance, indicate ist far from redy to use.

[metaphysicalArtist]

A teacher escorts a 12-year-old, seventh-grade student to the school principal's meeting room for an evaluation by his other teachers. The young boy stamps his right leg while under his teacher's guidance. Yet, one day, this boy will mature and prove to the world his remarkable capabilities.

[olm-sw]

Its looks like unfinish job. We saw a good G1 Unitree robot in a video before but this really looks below par.

[condorX]

This looks like an elderly. Maybe a companion for the nursing home.

[FLORIDIANMILLIONAIRE]

The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.'- Ben Franklin

[ruhtra-eyvf]

if i cound conect my vr headset to that and controle it from my desk, it would be everything everyone has ever wanted.

[ali-fpkk]

My dream, a robot Ai, look like my old mum just passed away, that the robot brain had fed up perfectly as my mum's memory. So I say hello again to my mother when back home and we talk again, are u ok, are ok mum? And the voice dubbed as my mother's voice...

[justcallmebrian]

This is definitely not Boston Dynamics competitor ! Lol

[SuperDigitalAI]

Yes, it's not ready ... That guy holding the neck all the time it's proof of it, may be that's why it's very cheap, because it will never be ready?

[kanubeenderman]

its not moving on its own if you have to use a joystick control. and just stomping around in a circle is not an accomplishment in 2024. this would have been cool 20 years ago.

[antonc]

This need better software to help with balance and doing complex things. But hardware is not bad for a first gen.

[heavymetal]

don't talk to me or my son ever again!

[mogdor]

Look how awesome my robot is. I just have to hold it so it doesn't fall down. But besides that, pretty awesome!

[JBeamGT]

So let me get this straight... This man's company is selling these robots for commercial use, but the way he keeps gabbing the robot to help it balance tells me it's not ready for commercial use. I'd love to see more content featuring this little guy, I'd say the technology is promising at the very least. Take a robot like this and run a wireless connection to a GPT server host and let a GPT AI model do all of the calculations for limb location/depth perception and ultimately balance and hand-eye coordination. You could host a GPT on a built-in computer, but it wouldn't be cost effective as you would have to create an extremely powerful computer whilst maintaining the small form factor.

Why hasn't a company done something similar to this? Surely if I can conceptualize it then a massive company has definitely had the though at some point in the last year. Are there technical hurdles to implementing AI that I'm ignoring?

[Plus_Minus_Null]

do I have to keep my robot in balance ??? ...okay it can walk forward, but backwards and sidewards it wall fall after five to six steps

[thomasproshowski]

It's ok . Next video will be about bot making a pizza and shaking hand

[adrenfu]

Hardware wise seems fine, probably the software is not ready for production.

[michaelkiddle]

You have to hold it's neck or it will fall down 🤷

[dheerajsharma]

Pre-mature Robot 😂😂😂😂 Give him a good Sunbath