Chinese robotics company Unitree has revealed its much larger humanoid robot, the H2, can fight. We dig into all the hidden ...
Unitree’s H2 humanoid goes beyond acrobatics in new footage, trading punches, kicks, and a lifting knee that dominates its smaller G1 rival.
In a tucked-away San Francisco warehouse, four humanoid robots hang out — quite literally, from standalone frames — as they wait for their flesh-and-blood overlords to train them to kill. As reporter ...
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Video: China firm unveils combat-ready humanoid robot fighter set for field trials
China has unveiled a striking new entry in the race for human-shaped machines: the ...
Every second Saturday, a collection of otherwise sensible adults strap on robot costumes built from empty boxes and tin foil, swinging cardboard swords and plastic axes, bashing each other in a clumsy ...
We've already seen humanoid robots compete in sporting events. For example, in June, China hosted what was billed as the world's first humanoid robot combat competition, which saw kickboxing robots ...
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Every second Saturday, a collection of otherwise sensible adults strap on robot costumes built from empty boxes and tin foil, swinging cardboard swords and plastic axes, bashing each other in a clumsy ...
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