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Visitors Enjoy The Auer Dult Fair At Mariahilfplatz In Munich
Children and adults participate in a ring toss booth offering stuffed animals and small prizes at the Auer Dult traditional fair in Munich, Germany, on April 29, 2025. The game stand features various pricing options and guarantees consolation prizes for young participants. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Robot's new digits are handy
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A super dextrous robot hand that can twist a Rubik’s Cube , deal playing cards and juggle an orange has been shown off.
Chinese maker Unitree calls the hand the Dex5 and it is now being fitted to its humanoid bot the G1.
The company says a single hand with 20 degrees of freedom and has 94 highly sensitive touch points.
To demonstrate its capabilities Unitree showed a G1 tossing an orange from one hand to the other.
This requires the fingers to coordinate the release of the fruit in the tossing hand and then open. The palm of the catching one before enclosing fingers around it.
Next up is a Rubik’s Cube puzzle, turning the sides around easily with one hand while the other holds it.
Finally it holds a hand of cards which the robot hand fans out before laying them on a table.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
Unitree says it can operate for up to two hours on a full charge.
It is designed to be a robot helper, assembly line operative or research tool.
It has a head without any human features but is packed with the camera and radar sensors usually found in autonomous vehicles.
Unitree is making a standard G1 and an enhanced educational model.
OPS: The G1 humanoid robot equipped with the new Dex5 hand.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Robot's new digits are handy
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A super dextrous robot hand that can twist a Rubik’s Cube , deal playing cards and juggle an orange has been shown off.
Chinese maker Unitree calls the hand the Dex5 and it is now being fitted to its humanoid bot the G1.
The company says a single hand with 20 degrees of freedom and has 94 highly sensitive touch points.
To demonstrate its capabilities Unitree showed a G1 tossing an orange from one hand to the other.
This requires the fingers to coordinate the release of the fruit in the tossing hand and then open. The palm of the catching one before enclosing fingers around it.
Next up is a Rubik’s Cube puzzle, turning the sides around easily with one hand while the other holds it.
Finally it holds a hand of cards which the robot hand fans out before laying them on a table.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
Unitree says it can operate for up to two hours on a full charge.
It is designed to be a robot helper, assembly line operative or research tool.
It has a head without any human features but is packed with the camera and radar sensors usually found in autonomous vehicles.
Unitree is making a standard G1 and an enhanced educational model.
OPS: The G1 humanoid robot equipped with the new Dex5 hand.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Robot's new digits are handy
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A super dextrous robot hand that can twist a Rubik’s Cube , deal playing cards and juggle an orange has been shown off.
Chinese maker Unitree calls the hand the Dex5 and it is now being fitted to its humanoid bot the G1.
The company says a single hand with 20 degrees of freedom and has 94 highly sensitive touch points.
To demonstrate its capabilities Unitree showed a G1 tossing an orange from one hand to the other.
This requires the fingers to coordinate the release of the fruit in the tossing hand and then open. The palm of the catching one before enclosing fingers around it.
Next up is a Rubik’s Cube puzzle, turning the sides around easily with one hand while the other holds it.
Finally it holds a hand of cards which the robot hand fans out before laying them on a table.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
Unitree says it can operate for up to two hours on a full charge.
It is designed to be a robot helper, assembly line operative or research tool.
It has a head without any human features but is packed with the camera and radar sensors usually found in autonomous vehicles.
Unitree is making a standard G1 and an enhanced educational model.
OPS: The G1 humanoid robot equipped with the new Dex5 hand.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Robot's new digits are handy
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A super dextrous robot hand that can twist a Rubik’s Cube , deal playing cards and juggle an orange has been shown off.
Chinese maker Unitree calls the hand the Dex5 and it is now being fitted to its humanoid bot the G1.
The company says a single hand with 20 degrees of freedom and has 94 highly sensitive touch points.
To demonstrate its capabilities Unitree showed a G1 tossing an orange from one hand to the other.
This requires the fingers to coordinate the release of the fruit in the tossing hand and then open. The palm of the catching one before enclosing fingers around it.
Next up is a Rubik’s Cube puzzle, turning the sides around easily with one hand while the other holds it.
Finally it holds a hand of cards which the robot hand fans out before laying them on a table.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
Unitree says it can operate for up to two hours on a full charge.
It is designed to be a robot helper, assembly line operative or research tool.
It has a head without any human features but is packed with the camera and radar sensors usually found in autonomous vehicles.
Unitree is making a standard G1 and an enhanced educational model.
OPS: The G1 humanoid robot equipped with the new Dex5 hand.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Robot's new digits are handy
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Rubik’s 1
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Pictures must credit: Unitree
A super dextrous robot hand that can twist a Rubik’s Cube , deal playing cards and juggle an orange has been shown off.
Chinese maker Unitree calls the hand the Dex5 and it is now being fitted to its humanoid bot the G1.
The company says a single hand with 20 degrees of freedom and has 94 highly sensitive touch points.
To demonstrate its capabilities Unitree showed a G1 tossing an orange from one hand to the other.
This requires the fingers to coordinate the release of the fruit in the tossing hand and then open. The palm of the catching one before enclosing fingers around it.
Next up is a Rubik’s Cube puzzle, turning the sides around easily with one hand while the other holds it.
Finally it holds a hand of cards which the robot hand fans out before laying them on a table.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
Unitree says it can operate for up to two hours on a full charge.
It is designed to be a robot helper, assembly line operative or research tool.
It has a head without any human features but is packed with the camera and radar sensors usually found in autonomous vehicles.
Unitree is making a standard G1 and an enhanced educational model.
OPS: The G1 humanoid robot equipped with the new Dex5 hand.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Robot's new digits are handy
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Rubik’s 1
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01/04/2025
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Pictures must credit: Unitree
A super dextrous robot hand that can twist a Rubik’s Cube , deal playing cards and juggle an orange has been shown off.
Chinese maker Unitree calls the hand the Dex5 and it is now being fitted to its humanoid bot the G1.
The company says a single hand with 20 degrees of freedom and has 94 highly sensitive touch points.
To demonstrate its capabilities Unitree showed a G1 tossing an orange from one hand to the other.
This requires the fingers to coordinate the release of the fruit in the tossing hand and then open. The palm of the catching one before enclosing fingers around it.
Next up is a Rubik’s Cube puzzle, turning the sides around easily with one hand while the other holds it.
Finally it holds a hand of cards which the robot hand fans out before laying them on a table.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
Unitree says it can operate for up to two hours on a full charge.
It is designed to be a robot helper, assembly line operative or research tool.
It has a head without any human features but is packed with the camera and radar sensors usually found in autonomous vehicles.
Unitree is making a standard G1 and an enhanced educational model.
OPS: The G1 humanoid robot equipped with the new Dex5 hand.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Robot's new digits are handy
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Rubik’s 1
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01/04/2025
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Pictures must credit: Unitree
A super dextrous robot hand that can twist a Rubik’s Cube , deal playing cards and juggle an orange has been shown off.
Chinese maker Unitree calls the hand the Dex5 and it is now being fitted to its humanoid bot the G1.
The company says a single hand with 20 degrees of freedom and has 94 highly sensitive touch points.
To demonstrate its capabilities Unitree showed a G1 tossing an orange from one hand to the other.
This requires the fingers to coordinate the release of the fruit in the tossing hand and then open. The palm of the catching one before enclosing fingers around it.
Next up is a Rubik’s Cube puzzle, turning the sides around easily with one hand while the other holds it.
Finally it holds a hand of cards which the robot hand fans out before laying them on a table.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
Unitree says it can operate for up to two hours on a full charge.
It is designed to be a robot helper, assembly line operative or research tool.
It has a head without any human features but is packed with the camera and radar sensors usually found in autonomous vehicles.
Unitree is making a standard G1 and an enhanced educational model.
OPS: The G1 humanoid robot equipped with the new Dex5 hand.Turning the pages of a book.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Robot's new digits are handy
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Rubik’s 1
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01/04/2025
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A super dextrous robot hand that can twist a Rubik’s Cube , deal playing cards and juggle an orange has been shown off.
Chinese maker Unitree calls the hand the Dex5 and it is now being fitted to its humanoid bot the G1.
The company says a single hand with 20 degrees of freedom and has 94 highly sensitive touch points.
To demonstrate its capabilities Unitree showed a G1 tossing an orange from one hand to the other.
This requires the fingers to coordinate the release of the fruit in the tossing hand and then open. The palm of the catching one before enclosing fingers around it.
Next up is a Rubik’s Cube puzzle, turning the sides around easily with one hand while the other holds it.
Finally it holds a hand of cards which the robot hand fans out before laying them on a table.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
Unitree says it can operate for up to two hours on a full charge.
It is designed to be a robot helper, assembly line operative or research tool.
It has a head without any human features but is packed with the camera and radar sensors usually found in autonomous vehicles.
Unitree is making a standard G1 and an enhanced educational model.
OPS: The G1 humanoid robot equipped with the new Dex5 hand.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Robot's new digits are handy
Ferrari Press Agency
Rubik’s 1
Ref 16685
01/04/2025
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Pictures must credit: Unitree
A super dextrous robot hand that can twist a Rubik’s Cube , deal playing cards and juggle an orange has been shown off.
Chinese maker Unitree calls the hand the Dex5 and it is now being fitted to its humanoid bot the G1.
The company says a single hand with 20 degrees of freedom and has 94 highly sensitive touch points.
To demonstrate its capabilities Unitree showed a G1 tossing an orange from one hand to the other.
This requires the fingers to coordinate the release of the fruit in the tossing hand and then open. The palm of the catching one before enclosing fingers around it.
Next up is a Rubik’s Cube puzzle, turning the sides around easily with one hand while the other holds it.
Finally it holds a hand of cards which the robot hand fans out before laying them on a table.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
Unitree says it can operate for up to two hours on a full charge.
It is designed to be a robot helper, assembly line operative or research tool.
It has a head without any human features but is packed with the camera and radar sensors usually found in autonomous vehicles.
Unitree is making a standard G1 and an enhanced educational model.
OPS: The G1 humanoid robot equipped with the new Dex5 hand.Manipulating a Rubik's Cube.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Robot's new digits are handy
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Rubik’s 1
Ref 16685
01/04/2025
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A super dextrous robot hand that can twist a Rubik’s Cube , deal playing cards and juggle an orange has been shown off.
Chinese maker Unitree calls the hand the Dex5 and it is now being fitted to its humanoid bot the G1.
The company says a single hand with 20 degrees of freedom and has 94 highly sensitive touch points.
To demonstrate its capabilities Unitree showed a G1 tossing an orange from one hand to the other.
This requires the fingers to coordinate the release of the fruit in the tossing hand and then open. The palm of the catching one before enclosing fingers around it.
Next up is a Rubik’s Cube puzzle, turning the sides around easily with one hand while the other holds it.
Finally it holds a hand of cards which the robot hand fans out before laying them on a table.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
Unitree says it can operate for up to two hours on a full charge.
It is designed to be a robot helper, assembly line operative or research tool.
It has a head without any human features but is packed with the camera and radar sensors usually found in autonomous vehicles.
Unitree is making a standard G1 and an enhanced educational model.
OPS: The G1 humanoid robot equipped with the new Dex5 hand.Manipulating a Rubik's Cube.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Robot's new digits are handy
Ferrari Press Agency
Rubik’s 1
Ref 16685
01/04/2025
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A super dextrous robot hand that can twist a Rubik’s Cube , deal playing cards and juggle an orange has been shown off.
Chinese maker Unitree calls the hand the Dex5 and it is now being fitted to its humanoid bot the G1.
The company says a single hand with 20 degrees of freedom and has 94 highly sensitive touch points.
To demonstrate its capabilities Unitree showed a G1 tossing an orange from one hand to the other.
This requires the fingers to coordinate the release of the fruit in the tossing hand and then open. The palm of the catching one before enclosing fingers around it.
Next up is a Rubik’s Cube puzzle, turning the sides around easily with one hand while the other holds it.
Finally it holds a hand of cards which the robot hand fans out before laying them on a table.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
Unitree says it can operate for up to two hours on a full charge.
It is designed to be a robot helper, assembly line operative or research tool.
It has a head without any human features bu]0kt is packed with the camera and radar sensors usually found in autonomous vehicles.
Unitree is making a standard G1 and an enhanced educational model.
OPS: The G1 humanoid robot equipped with the new Dex5 hand. Tossing an orange from one hand to the other
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Robot's new digits are handy
Ferrari Press Agency
Rubik’s 1
Ref 16685
01/04/2025
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Pictures must credit: Unitree
A super dextrous robot hand that can twist a Rubik’s Cube , deal playing cards and juggle an orange has been shown off.
Chinese maker Unitree calls the hand the Dex5 and it is now being fitted to its humanoid bot the G1.
The company says a single hand with 20 degrees of freedom and has 94 highly sensitive touch points.
To demonstrate its capabilities Unitree showed a G1 tossing an orange from one hand to the other.
This requires the fingers to coordinate the release of the fruit in the tossing hand and then open. The palm of the catching one before enclosing fingers around it.
Next up is a Rubik’s Cube puzzle, turning the sides around easily with one hand while the other holds it.
Finally it holds a hand of cards which the robot hand fans out before laying them on a table.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
Unitree says it can operate for up to two hours on a full charge.
It is designed to be a robot helper, assembly line operative or research tool.
It has a head without any human features bu]0kt is packed with the camera and radar sensors usually found in autonomous vehicles.
Unitree is making a standard G1 and an enhanced educational model.
OPS: The G1 humanoid robot equipped with the new Dex5 hand. Tossing an orange from one hand to the other
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Robot's new digits are handy
Ferrari Press Agency
Rubik’s 1
Ref 16685
01/04/2025
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Pictures must credit: Unitree
A super dextrous robot hand that can twist a Rubik’s Cube , deal playing cards and juggle an orange has been shown off.
Chinese maker Unitree calls the hand the Dex5 and it is now being fitted to its humanoid bot the G1.
The company says a single hand with 20 degrees of freedom and has 94 highly sensitive touch points.
To demonstrate its capabilities Unitree showed a G1 tossing an orange from one hand to the other.
This requires the fingers to coordinate the release of the fruit in the tossing hand and then open. The palm of the catching one before enclosing fingers around it.
Next up is a Rubik’s Cube puzzle, turning the sides around easily with one hand while the other holds it.
Finally it holds a hand of cards which the robot hand fans out before laying them on a table.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
Unitree says it can operate for up to two hours on a full charge.
It is designed to be a robot helper, assembly line operative or research tool.
It has a head without any human features bu]0kt is packed with the camera and radar sensors usually found in autonomous vehicles.
Unitree is making a standard G1 and an enhanced educational model.
OPS: The G1 humanoid robot equipped with the new Dex5 hand. Tossing an orange from one hand to the other
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Robot's new digits are handy
Ferrari Press Agency
Rubik’s 1
Ref 16685
01/04/2025
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Pictures must credit: Unitree
A super dextrous robot hand that can twist a Rubik’s Cube , deal playing cards and juggle an orange has been shown off.
Chinese maker Unitree calls the hand the Dex5 and it is now being fitted to its humanoid bot the G1.
The company says a single hand with 20 degrees of freedom and has 94 highly sensitive touch points.
To demonstrate its capabilities Unitree showed a G1 tossing an orange from one hand to the other.
This requires the fingers to coordinate the release of the fruit in the tossing hand and then open. The palm of the catching one before enclosing fingers around it.
Next up is a Rubik’s Cube puzzle, turning the sides around easily with one hand while the other holds it.
Finally it holds a hand of cards which the robot hand fans out before laying them on a table.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
Unitree says it can operate for up to two hours on a full charge.
It is designed to be a robot helper, assembly line operative or research tool.
It has a head without any human features bu]0kt is packed with the camera and radar sensors usually found in autonomous vehicles.
Unitree is making a standard G1 and an enhanced educational model.
OPS: The G1 humanoid robot equipped with the new Dex5 hand. Tossing an orange from one hand to the other
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183084690_FER
Robot's new digits are handy
Ferrari Press Agency
Rubik’s 1
Ref 16685
01/04/2025
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Pictures must credit: Unitree
A super dextrous robot hand that can twist a Rubik’s Cube , deal playing cards and juggle an orange has been shown off.
Chinese maker Unitree calls the hand the Dex5 and it is now being fitted to its humanoid bot the G1.
The company says a single hand with 20 degrees of freedom and has 94 highly sensitive touch points.
To demonstrate its capabilities Unitree showed a G1 tossing an orange from one hand to the other.
This requires the fingers to coordinate the release of the fruit in the tossing hand and then open. The palm of the catching one before enclosing fingers around it.
Next up is a Rubik’s Cube puzzle, turning the sides around easily with one hand while the other holds it.
Finally it holds a hand of cards which the robot hand fans out before laying them on a table.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
Unitree says it can operate for up to two hours on a full charge.
It is designed to be a robot helper, assembly line operative or research tool.
It has a head without any human features but is packed with the camera and radar sensors usually found in autonomous vehicles.
Unitree is making a standard G1 and an enhanced educational model.
OPS: The G1 humanoid robot equipped with the new Dex5 hand.Sperading a hnad of playing cards and laying them on the table
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Robot's new digits are handy
Ferrari Press Agency
Rubik’s 1
Ref 16685
01/04/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A super dextrous robot hand that can twist a Rubik’s Cube , deal playing cards and juggle an orange has been shown off.
Chinese maker Unitree calls the hand the Dex5 and it is now being fitted to its humanoid bot the G1.
The company says a single hand with 20 degrees of freedom and has 94 highly sensitive touch points.
To demonstrate its capabilities Unitree showed a G1 tossing an orange from one hand to the other.
This requires the fingers to coordinate the release of the fruit in the tossing hand and then open. The palm of the catching one before enclosing fingers around it.
Next up is a Rubik’s Cube puzzle, turning the sides around easily with one hand while the other holds it.
Finally it holds a hand of cards which the robot hand fans out before laying them on a table.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
Unitree says it can operate for up to two hours on a full charge.
It is designed to be a robot helper, assembly line operative or research tool.
It has a head without any human features but is packed with the camera and radar sensors usually found in autonomous vehicles.
Unitree is making a standard G1 and an enhanced educational model.
OPS: The G1 humanoid robot equipped with the new Dex5 hand.Sperading a hnad of playing cards and laying them on the table
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Robot's new digits are handy
Ferrari Press Agency
Rubik’s 1
Ref 16685
01/04/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A super dextrous robot hand that can twist a Rubik’s Cube , deal playing cards and juggle an orange has been shown off.
Chinese maker Unitree calls the hand the Dex5 and it is now being fitted to its humanoid bot the G1.
The company says a single hand with 20 degrees of freedom and has 94 highly sensitive touch points.
To demonstrate its capabilities Unitree showed a G1 tossing an orange from one hand to the other.
This requires the fingers to coordinate the release of the fruit in the tossing hand and then open. The palm of the catching one before enclosing fingers around it.
Next up is a Rubik’s Cube puzzle, turning the sides around easily with one hand while the other holds it.
Finally it holds a hand of cards which the robot hand fans out before laying them on a table.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
Unitree says it can operate for up to two hours on a full charge.
It is designed to be a robot helper, assembly line operative or research tool.
It has a head without any human features but is packed with the camera and radar sensors usually found in autonomous vehicles.
Unitree is making a standard G1 and an enhanced educational model.
OPS: The G1 humanoid robot equipped with the new Dex5 hand.Sperading a hnad of playing cards and laying them on the table
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Robot's new digits are handy
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Rubik’s 1
Ref 16685
01/04/2025
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Pictures must credit: Unitree
A super dextrous robot hand that can twist a Rubik’s Cube , deal playing cards and juggle an orange has been shown off.
Chinese maker Unitree calls the hand the Dex5 and it is now being fitted to its humanoid bot the G1.
The company says a single hand with 20 degrees of freedom and has 94 highly sensitive touch points.
To demonstrate its capabilities Unitree showed a G1 tossing an orange from one hand to the other.
This requires the fingers to coordinate the release of the fruit in the tossing hand and then open. The palm of the catching one before enclosing fingers around it.
Next up is a Rubik’s Cube puzzle, turning the sides around easily with one hand while the other holds it.
Finally it holds a hand of cards which the robot hand fans out before laying them on a table.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
Unitree says it can operate for up to two hours on a full charge.
It is designed to be a robot helper, assembly line operative or research tool.
It has a head without any human features but is packed with the camera and radar sensors usually found in autonomous vehicles.
Unitree is making a standard G1 and an enhanced educational model.
OPS: The G1 humanoid robot equipped with the new Dex5 hand.Sperading a hnad of playing cards and laying them on the table
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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'FA Cup of darts' keeps grassroots flame alive as big-money era shapes to snuff it out.
'FA Cup of darts' keeps grassroots flame alive as big-money era shapes to snuff it out.
Fans enjoying the action at the so-called FA Cup of darts. With so much happening in every direction, the speed of play is dizzying.
The action in Minehead attracts diehard fans with a format that offers no protection to seeded players.
Darryl Pilgrim, one of the 158 players who entered the gruelling event.
PDC UK Open Darts Champs, at Butlins in Minehead, Somerset, UK.
28/02/25.
Jim Wileman / Guardian / eyevine
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'FA Cup of darts' keeps grassroots flame alive as big-money era shapes to snuff it out.
'FA Cup of darts' keeps grassroots flame alive as big-money era shapes to snuff it out.
Intimate setting of the UK Open pits amateurs against professionals in a way that’s becoming increasingly rare.
The action in Minehead attracts diehard fans with a format that offers no protection to seeded players.
PDC UK Open Darts Champs, at Butlins in Minehead, Somerset, UK.
28/02/25.
Jim Wileman / Guardian / eyevine
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T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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'FA Cup of darts' keeps grassroots flame alive as big-money era shapes to snuff it out.
'FA Cup of darts' keeps grassroots flame alive as big-money era shapes to snuff it out.
Intimate setting of the UK Open pits amateurs against professionals in a way that’s becoming increasingly rare.
The action in Minehead attracts diehard fans with a format that offers no protection to seeded players.
PDC UK Open Darts Champs, at Butlins in Minehead, Somerset, UK.
28/02/25.
Jim Wileman / Guardian / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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'FA Cup of darts' keeps grassroots flame alive as big-money era shapes to snuff it out.
'FA Cup of darts' keeps grassroots flame alive as big-money era shapes to snuff it out.
Fans enjoying the action at the so-called FA Cup of darts. With so much happening in every direction, the speed of play is dizzying.
The action in Minehead attracts diehard fans with a format that offers no protection to seeded players.
Darryl Pilgrim, one of the 158 players who entered the gruelling event.
PDC UK Open Darts Champs, at Butlins in Minehead, Somerset, UK.
28/02/25.
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'FA Cup of darts' keeps grassroots flame alive as big-money era shapes to snuff it out.
'FA Cup of darts' keeps grassroots flame alive as big-money era shapes to snuff it out.
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The action in Minehead attracts diehard fans with a format that offers no protection to seeded players.
PDC UK Open Darts Champs, at Butlins in Minehead, Somerset, UK.
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'FA Cup of darts' keeps grassroots flame alive as big-money era shapes to snuff it out.
'FA Cup of darts' keeps grassroots flame alive as big-money era shapes to snuff it out.
Intimate setting of the UK Open pits amateurs against professionals in a way thatÕs becoming increasingly rare.
The action in Minehead attracts diehard fans with a format that offers no protection to seeded players.
Fans of the old TV show Bullseye watch the action. The great appeal of darts is that the people who play it are essentially the same as the people who watch it.
PDC UK Open Darts Champs, at Butlins in Minehead, Somerset, UK.
28/02/25.
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'FA Cup of darts' keeps grassroots flame alive as big-money era shapes to snuff it out.
'FA Cup of darts' keeps grassroots flame alive as big-money era shapes to snuff it out.
Intimate setting of the UK Open pits amateurs against professionals in a way thatÕs becoming increasingly rare.
The action in Minehead attracts diehard fans with a format that offers no protection to seeded players.
Adam Lipscombe wearing his unique attire.
PDC UK Open Darts Champs, at Butlins in Minehead, Somerset, UK.
28/02/25.
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'FA Cup of darts' keeps grassroots flame alive as big-money era shapes to snuff it out.
'FA Cup of darts' keeps grassroots flame alive as big-money era shapes to snuff it out.
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The action in Minehead attracts diehard fans with a format that offers no protection to seeded players.
PDC UK Open Darts Champs, at Butlins in Minehead, Somerset, UK.
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'FA Cup of darts' keeps grassroots flame alive as big-money era shapes to snuff it out.
'FA Cup of darts' keeps grassroots flame alive as big-money era shapes to snuff it out.
Intimate setting of the UK Open pits amateurs against professionals in a way thatÕs becoming increasingly rare.
The action in Minehead attracts diehard fans with a format that offers no protection to seeded players.
Darryl Pilgrim, one of the 158 players who entered the gruelling event.
PDC UK Open Darts Champs, at Butlins in Minehead, Somerset, UK.
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'FA Cup of darts' keeps grassroots flame alive as big-money era shapes to snuff it out.
'FA Cup of darts' keeps grassroots flame alive as big-money era shapes to snuff it out.
Intimate setting of the UK Open pits amateurs against professionals in a way that’s becoming increasingly rare.
The action in Minehead attracts diehard fans with a format that offers no protection to seeded players.
Darryl Pilgrim, one of the 158 players who entered the gruelling event.
PDC UK Open Darts Champs, at Butlins in Minehead, Somerset, UK.
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'Winning, losing, I wasn't fussed' - Adrian Lewis on quitting darts and hopes for a comeback
'Winning, losing, I wasn't fussed' - Adrian Lewis on quitting darts and hopes for a comeback.
Double former world champion talks about falling out of love with the sport but hints a return could yet happen.
Darts player Adrian Lewis
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'Winning, losing, I wasn't fussed' - Adrian Lewis on quitting darts and hopes for a comeback
'Winning, losing, I wasn't fussed' - Adrian Lewis on quitting darts and hopes for a comeback.
Double former world champion talks about falling out of love with the sport but hints a return could yet happen.
Darts player Adrian Lewis
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'Winning, losing, I wasn't fussed' - Adrian Lewis on quitting darts and hopes for a comeback
'Winning, losing, I wasn't fussed' - Adrian Lewis on quitting darts and hopes for a comeback.
Double former world champion talks about falling out of love with the sport but hints a return could yet happen.
Darts player Adrian Lewis
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PDC World Darts Championships 2024/2025 day seven at Alexandra Palace in London, UK.
Luke Littler (left) shakes hands after winning his 2nd round match against Ryan Meikle during day seven of the Paddy Power PDC World Darts Championship 2024/2025 at Alexandra Palace on December 21st 2024 in London, UK.
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PDC World Darts Championships 2024/2025 day seven at Alexandra Palace in London, UK.
Luke Littler indicates how close he was to a 9 dart finsh in the final set of his 2nd round match against Ryan Meikle during day seven of the Paddy Power PDC World Darts Championship 2024/2025 at Alexandra Palace on December 21st 2024 in London, UK.
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PDC World Darts Championships 2024/2025 day seven at Alexandra Palace in London, UK.
Luke Littler throws during his 2nd round match against Ryan Meikle during day seven of the Paddy Power PDC World Darts Championship 2024/2025 at Alexandra Palace on December 21st 2024 in London, UK.
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PDC World Darts Championships 2024/2025 day three at Alexandra Palace in London, UK.
Fallon Sherrock throws in her round one match against Ryan Meikle during day three of the Paddy Power PDC World Darts Championship 2024/2025 at Alexandra Palace on December 17th 2024 in London, UK.
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PDC World Darts Championships 2024/2025 day three at Alexandra Palace in London, UK.
Noa-Lynn van Leuven from Holland (right) is consoled after losing her round one match against Kevin Doets of Holland (left) during day three of the Paddy Power PDC World Darts Championship 2024/2025 at Alexandra Palace on December 17th 2024 in London, UK.
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PDC World Darts Championships 2024/2025 day three at Alexandra Palace in London, UK.
Noa-Lynn van Leuven from Holland throws on the way to losing her round one match against Kevin Doets of Holland during day three of the Paddy Power PDC World Darts Championship 2024/2025 at Alexandra Palace on December 17th 2024 in London, UK.
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PDC World Darts Championships 2024/2025 day three at Alexandra Palace in London, UK.
Kevin Doets of Holland celebrates winning an extraordinary long leg in the 2nd set of his victory over Noa-Lynn van Leuven from Holland during day three of the Paddy Power PDC World Darts Championship 2024/2025 at Alexandra Palace on December 17th 2024 in London, UK.
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PDC World Darts Championships 2024/2025 day three at Alexandra Palace in London, UK.
Noa-Lynn van Leuven from Holland celebrates winning the first set before losing her round one match against Kevin Doets of Holland during day three of the Paddy Power PDC World Darts Championship 2024/2025 at Alexandra Palace on December 17th 2024 in London, UK.
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Day ten of the Paris Olympic Games 2024, Paris, France.
Cuba's Mijain Lopez Nunez fights Seungchan Lee of Republic of Korea at Men's Greco-Roman 130kg Wrestling at the Champs-de-Mars Arena. Paris Olympic 2024, Paris, France. Photograph by David Levene 5/8/24
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Day ten of the Paris Olympic Games 2024, Paris, France.
Cuba's Mijain Lopez Nunez fights Seungchan Lee of Republic of Korea at Men's Greco-Roman 130kg Wrestling at the Champs-de-Mars Arena. Paris Olympic 2024, Paris, France. Photograph by David Levene 5/8/24
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Day ten of the Paris Olympic Games 2024, Paris, France.
Cuba's Mijain Lopez Nunez fights Seungchan Lee of Republic of Korea at Men's Greco-Roman 130kg Wrestling at the Champs-de-Mars Arena. Paris Olympic 2024, Paris, France. Photograph by David Levene 5/8/24
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Day ten of the Paris Olympic Games 2024, Paris, France.
Lee Seung-chan of Korea (blue) loses 7-0 to Mijain Lopez of Cuba in the Greco-Roman wrestling at Champ-de-Mars Arena in Paris on day ten of the Olympic Games. 5 August 2024. By David Levene for The Guardian.
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Day ten of the Paris Olympic Games 2024, Paris, France.
Lee Seung-chan of Korea (blue) loses 7-0 to Mijain Lopez of Cuba in the Greco-Roman wrestling at Champ-de-Mars Arena in Paris on day ten of the Olympic Games. 5 August 2024. By David Levene for The Guardian.
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Day ten of the Paris Olympic Games 2024, Paris, France.
Lee Seung-chan of Korea (blue) loses 7-0 to Mijain Lopez of Cuba in the Greco-Roman wrestling at Champ-de-Mars Arena in Paris on day ten of the Olympic Games. 5 August 2024. By David Levene for The Guardian.
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Luke Littler powers to Premier League Darts title with nine-dart delight
Luke Littler overwhelms world champion Humphries 11-7 in final
Luke Littler celebrates beating Luke Humphries in the final of the Premier League Darts final at the O2 Arena.
Luke Littler celebrates after hitting a nine-dart finish in his victory over Luke Humphries in the final of the Bet MGM Premier League Darts Play-Offs 2024 at the O2 Arena on May 23rd 2024 in London, UK.
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Luke Littler powers to Premier League Darts title with nine-dart delight
Luke Littler overwhelms world champion Humphries 11-7 in final
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Luke Littler powers to Premier League Darts title with nine-dart delight
Luke Littler overwhelms world champion Humphries 11-7 in final
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Luke Littler powers to Premier League Darts title with nine-dart delight
Luke Littler overwhelms world champion Humphries 11-7 in final
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