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Watch: China's Kung Fu Robot Kicks Car Doors And Fights Off Knife Attacker
Chinese firm Unitree Robotics has released a video of its new H2-X humanoid robot performing rescue and combat-like tasks, but has shared few details on autonomy, battery performance, price and launch date.
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Chinese Company Unveils 'Superman' Robot That Can Jump 2 Metres, Claims To Outrun Usain Bolt
That speed works out to around 45.6 kmph, faster than Usain Bolt's peak speed of about 12.42 metres per second during his 100-metre world-record run in 2009.
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542% Jump On Day One! Robot Craze Sends This Chinese Stock Soaring. Here's Why
The company develops a range of robots, from two-legged humanoid machines equipped to handle objects with dexterous hands to four-legged robots designed for applications such as detecting hazards.
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Dancing Robot Slaps Child In Face At Public Show In China, Video Goes Viral
A Unitree G1 humanoid robot accidentally slapped a child in the face during a public dance show in Shaanxi, China, sparking fresh debate over the safety of deploying humanoid robots in public spaces.
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Watch: China's Kung Fu Robot Kicks Car Doors And Fights Off Knife Attacker
Chinese firm Unitree Robotics has released a video of its new H2-X humanoid robot performing rescue and combat-like tasks, but has shared few details on autonomy, battery performance, price and launch date.
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Chinese Company Unveils 'Superman' Robot That Can Jump 2 Metres, Claims To Outrun Usain Bolt
That speed works out to around 45.6 kmph, faster than Usain Bolt's peak speed of about 12.42 metres per second during his 100-metre world-record run in 2009.
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542% Jump On Day One! Robot Craze Sends This Chinese Stock Soaring. Here's Why
The company develops a range of robots, from two-legged humanoid machines equipped to handle objects with dexterous hands to four-legged robots designed for applications such as detecting hazards.
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Dancing Robot Slaps Child In Face At Public Show In China, Video Goes Viral
A Unitree G1 humanoid robot accidentally slapped a child in the face during a public dance show in Shaanxi, China, sparking fresh debate over the safety of deploying humanoid robots in public spaces.
