Chinese robotics company Unitree has released a video showcasing their G1 humanoid robot, revealing that the model is hitting mass production. In the video, the G1 shows off some pretty agile dance moves, as well as jumping, utilizing its 3D LiDAR and RealSense depth camera to navigate obstacles, sprinting, and refusing to fall when given some shoves by the Unitree team. The new model stands a bit over 4 feet tall and weighs 77 lbs, with Unitree saying its battery provides about 2 hours of use.
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