Unitree unveils H2-X, a humanoid "bodyguard" robot raising safety concerns
China's Unitree, based in Hangzhou, presented the H2-X, a humanoid robot designed to act as a bodyguard and assist in emergency operations. In a promotional video released on October 21, the robot intervenes against a man armed with a knife, lifts a car to free a trapped person and pulls a pedestrian out of the path of an approaching vehicle. According to Reuters, the company expanded its humanoid catalog this year with interest in surveillance, protection and rescue. Technical data, price and release date are missing, and it is unclear whether the maneuvers were autonomous.
In 45 seconds
- Unitree presented the H2-X, a humanoid aimed at security, protection and rescue tasks.
- The October 21 promotional video shows the robot intervening against an armed aggressor and lifting a car.
- There is no technical data, price or release date, and it is unknown whether it acted autonomously or under control.
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