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Unitree showed a robot bodyguard who knows kung fu

🥋 Unitree showed a bodyguard robot that knows kung fu. The Chinese company introduced H2-X, a humanoid robot that can throw punches, perform acrobatic stunts and demonstrate fighting movements. According to the developers, the humanoid is capable of working up to...

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  • 01.🥋 Unitree showed a bodyguard robot that knows kung fu
  • 02.The Chinese company introduced H2-X, a humanoid robot that can throw punches, perform acrobatic stunts and demonstrate fighting movements
  • 03.According to the developers, the humanoid is capable of working up to...

🥋 Unitree показала робота-телохранителя, владеющего кунг-фу Китайская компания представила H2-X — человекоподобного робота, который умеет наносить удары, выполнять акробатические трюки и демонстрировать боевые движения. По заявлению разработчиков, гуманоид способен работать до 8 часов без подзарядки. При этом в Unitree рекомендуют использовать робота исключительно «в дружелюбном режиме». Источник

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