An unusual incident involving the humanoid robot Unitree G1 has suddenly become viral on social media. The video shows a test where the robot synchronously mimicked a human’s actions in real time. Initially, the demonstration went smoothly. However, during another movement, the robot turned towards the operator and accidentally kicked him in the groin. The person instinctively crouched in pain, and the robot immediately mimicked the action.
In the comments, Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk was noted, leaving a “laughing with tears” emoji. Elon Musk has previously promised to release a new version of the Optimus robot early next year. Recall that in November, Unitree Robotics introduced a full teleoperation platform, allowing the G1 to imitate human movements in real time and learn from videos – from soccer kicks to martial arts moves. Additionally, Unitree Robotics released an app that allows ready-made animations to be uploaded into robots, including the Bruce Lee style.
Unitree Robotics continues to push the boundaries of robotics by integrating advanced AI technology that allows for real-time imitation and learning. The platform supporting the Unitree G1 robot demonstrates remarkable capabilities in adaptability and precision. The ability to execute complex maneuvers, ranging from sports to martial arts, expands its potential applications significantly.
Elon Musk’s recent comment on the viral video highlights his ongoing interest in robotic technology. With Optimus, Musk envisions a revolution in how robots can assist humans in daily tasks, potentially reducing labor costs and increasing efficiency across various sectors. As anticipation builds for the Optimus release, robotics enthusiasts are eager to see how it compares to offerings like the Unitree G1.
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