Unitree unveils H2-X humanoid robot in China that smashes cars and performs kung-fu moves
Unitree Robotics presented the H2-X humanoid robot in China, which drew attention for its strength, acrobatic kicks and kung-fu moves. The material includes a sequence in which it pulls a dummy out of a vehicle's path and takes the impact, scenes meant to illustrate possible uses in dangerous tasks. The company did not confirm the H2-X's price or a release date, nor which capabilities will be available in a possible commercial version.
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- Unitree Robotics presented the H2-X humanoid robot, featuring strength, acrobatic kicks and kung-fu moves.
- In a promotional sequence it pulls a dummy out of a vehicle's path and takes the impact.
- The demonstrations point to possible uses in dangerous tasks, though they are promotional scenes.
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