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Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.Sent into a blazing building to inspect the scene
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DUKAS_184360784_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action. Toxic gas sensor
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DUKAS_184360779_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action provides a video feed.
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DUKAS_184360774_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.Video ferd to a firefighter
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DUKAS_184360770_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.Going into a burning building in inspection mode
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DUKAS_184360761_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.
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DUKAS_184360869_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.
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DUKAS_184360863_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.A blower fan for forest fires.
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DUKAS_184360858_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.A blower fan for forest fires.
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DUKAS_184360853_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action. Water sprinkler for keeping the robot cool
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DUKAS_184360848_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action with water cannon attached
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DUKAS_184360843_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action with water cannon attached. The spray spread can be adjusted
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DUKAS_184360838_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action with water cannon attached. It can use water and foam
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DUKAS_184360833_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.
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DUKAS_184360828_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.
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DUKAS_184360823_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.
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DUKAS_184360818_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.Quick connect hose
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DUKAS_184360813_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_184360807_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.Thermal imaging camera for finding anyone trapped.
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DUKAS_184360801_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.Thermal imaging camera for finding anyone trapped.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_184360795_FER
Firefighting and rescue robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Firefighter 1
Ref 16791
06/05/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A robot dog for putting out fires and helping rescue people has hit the market.
The quadruped machine can be switched between various modules, including a powerful water cannon, toxic gas detector and thermal body heat detector for seeking out people who may be trapped.
It also provides a live video feed to firefighters, allowing them to assess a situation before going in.
Other modules mounted to its back can include a robot arm, LiDAR obstacle detection sensors, comms equipment.
The robot is built by Chinese company Unitree and is based on the company’s B2 robot dog.
The water cannon has a range of up to 60 m and a high flow rate of 40 litres per second.
The quick-hitch hose is attached to the rear while the business end can be angled up to 85 degrees to suit the fire-quenching need.
The system can use water or foam, and the quadruped can automatically uncouple the hose.
An air-blower unit for extinguishing forest fires is also available le.
The toxic gasses detection lets firefighters know all dangers that may be lurking unseen in a blazing building.
Another module includes a sprinkler system to keep the robot cool.
OPS: The fire and rescue robot in action.Thermal imaging camera for finding anyone trapped.
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DUKAS_183408856_FER
Robot boxers slug it out in the ring
Ferrari Press Agency
Boxing robot 1
Ref 16725
10/04/2025
See Ferraritext
Picture MUST credit: Unitree Robotics
The development of humanoid robots could one day be a knockout blow for human boxers.A company is planning to put on combat bouts involving mechanical fighters.
China-based robot maker Unitree is pledging to put on robot bouts involving its machines in May and live stream them to audiences.
To advertise the fights, it has shown two bots squaring up to each other in the ring, throwing punches and kicks.
And another match-up sees one of robots facing a human opponent.
Unitree set up the fights to demonstrate the abilities of its previously announced G1 robot.
In both bouts the robot is able to throw accurate punches and follow its opponent around the ring.If it gets knocked down, it is able to spring back up onto its feet and carry on fighting.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
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.
OPS: Two Unitree G1 robots fight it out in the ring.
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DUKAS_183408855_FER
Robot boxers slug it out in the ring
Ferrari Press Agency
Boxing robot 1
Ref 16725
10/04/2025
See Ferraritext
Picture MUST credit: Unitree Robotics
The development of humanoid robots could one day be a knockout blow for human boxers.A company is planning to put on combat bouts involving mechanical fighters.
China-based robot maker Unitree is pledging to put on robot bouts involving its machines in May and live stream them to audiences.
To advertise the fights, it has shown two bots squaring up to each other in the ring, throwing punches and kicks.
And another match-up sees one of robots facing a human opponent.
Unitree set up the fights to demonstrate the abilities of its previously announced G1 robot.
In both bouts the robot is able to throw accurate punches and follow its opponent around the ring.If it gets knocked down, it is able to spring back up onto its feet and carry on fighting.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
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.
OPS: Two Unitree G1 robots fight it out in the ring.
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Robot boxers slug it out in the ring
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The development of humanoid robots could one day be a knockout blow for human boxers.A company is planning to put on combat bouts involving mechanical fighters.
China-based robot maker Unitree is pledging to put on robot bouts involving its machines in May and live stream them to audiences.
To advertise the fights, it has shown two bots squaring up to each other in the ring, throwing punches and kicks.
And another match-up sees one of robots facing a human opponent.
Unitree set up the fights to demonstrate the abilities of its previously announced G1 robot.
In both bouts the robot is able to throw accurate punches and follow its opponent around the ring.If it gets knocked down, it is able to spring back up onto its feet and carry on fighting.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
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.
OPS: Two Unitree G1 robots fight it out in the ring.
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Robot boxers slug it out in the ring
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The development of humanoid robots could one day be a knockout blow for human boxers.A company is planning to put on combat bouts involving mechanical fighters.
China-based robot maker Unitree is pledging to put on robot bouts involving its machines in May and live stream them to audiences.
To advertise the fights, it has shown two bots squaring up to each other in the ring, throwing punches and kicks.
And another match-up sees one of robots facing a human opponent.
Unitree set up the fights to demonstrate the abilities of its previously announced G1 robot.
In both bouts the robot is able to throw accurate punches and follow its opponent around the ring.If it gets knocked down, it is able to spring back up onto its feet and carry on fighting.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
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.
OPS: Two Unitree G1 robots fight it out in the ring.
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Robot boxers slug it out in the ring
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The development of humanoid robots could one day be a knockout blow for human boxers.A company is planning to put on combat bouts involving mechanical fighters.
China-based robot maker Unitree is pledging to put on robot bouts involving its machines in May and live stream them to audiences.
To advertise the fights, it has shown two bots squaring up to each other in the ring, throwing punches and kicks.
And another match-up sees one of robots facing a human opponent.
Unitree set up the fights to demonstrate the abilities of its previously announced G1 robot.
In both bouts the robot is able to throw accurate punches and follow its opponent around the ring.If it gets knocked down, it is able to spring back up onto its feet and carry on fighting.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
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.
OPS: Two Unitree G1 robots fight it out in the ring.
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Robot boxers slug it out in the ring
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The development of humanoid robots could one day be a knockout blow for human boxers.A company is planning to put on combat bouts involving mechanical fighters.
China-based robot maker Unitree is pledging to put on robot bouts involving its machines in May and live stream them to audiences.
To advertise the fights, it has shown two bots squaring up to each other in the ring, throwing punches and kicks.
And another match-up sees one of robots facing a human opponent.
Unitree set up the fights to demonstrate the abilities of its previously announced G1 robot.
In both bouts the robot is able to throw accurate punches and follow its opponent around the ring.If it gets knocked down, it is able to spring back up onto its feet and carry on fighting.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
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.
OPS: Two Unitree G1 robots fight it out in the ring.
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Robot boxers slug it out in the ring
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The development of humanoid robots could one day be a knockout blow for human boxers.A company is planning to put on combat bouts involving mechanical fighters.
China-based robot maker Unitree is pledging to put on robot bouts involving its machines in May and live stream them to audiences.
To advertise the fights, it has shown two bots squaring up to each other in the ring, throwing punches and kicks.
And another match-up sees one of robots facing a human opponent.
Unitree set up the fights to demonstrate the abilities of its previously announced G1 robot.
In both bouts the robot is able to throw accurate punches and follow its opponent around the ring.If it gets knocked down, it is able to spring back up onto its feet and carry on fighting.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
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.
OPS: A Unitree G1 robot fights a human opponent in the ring.The bout includes some kickboxing
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Robot boxers slug it out in the ring
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The development of humanoid robots could one day be a knockout blow for human boxers.A company is planning to put on combat bouts involving mechanical fighters.
China-based robot maker Unitree is pledging to put on robot bouts involving its machines in May and live stream them to audiences.
To advertise the fights, it has shown two bots squaring up to each other in the ring, throwing punches and kicks.
And another match-up sees one of robots facing a human opponent.
Unitree set up the fights to demonstrate the abilities of its previously announced G1 robot.
In both bouts the robot is able to throw accurate punches and follow its opponent around the ring.If it gets knocked down, it is able to spring back up onto its feet and carry on fighting.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
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.
OPS: A Unitree G1 robot fights a human opponent in the ring.The bout includes some kickboxing
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Robot boxers slug it out in the ring
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The development of humanoid robots could one day be a knockout blow for human boxers.A company is planning to put on combat bouts involving mechanical fighters.
China-based robot maker Unitree is pledging to put on robot bouts involving its machines in May and live stream them to audiences.
To advertise the fights, it has shown two bots squaring up to each other in the ring, throwing punches and kicks.
And another match-up sees one of robots facing a human opponent.
Unitree set up the fights to demonstrate the abilities of its previously announced G1 robot.
In both bouts the robot is able to throw accurate punches and follow its opponent around the ring.If it gets knocked down, it is able to spring back up onto its feet and carry on fighting.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
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.
OPS: A Unitree G1 robot fights a human opponent in the ring.The bout includes some kickboxing
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Robot boxers slug it out in the ring
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The development of humanoid robots could one day be a knockout blow for human boxers.A company is planning to put on combat bouts involving mechanical fighters.
China-based robot maker Unitree is pledging to put on robot bouts involving its machines in May and live stream them to audiences.
To advertise the fights, it has shown two bots squaring up to each other in the ring, throwing punches and kicks.
And another match-up sees one of robots facing a human opponent.
Unitree set up the fights to demonstrate the abilities of its previously announced G1 robot.
In both bouts the robot is able to throw accurate punches and follow its opponent around the ring.If it gets knocked down, it is able to spring back up onto its feet and carry on fighting.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
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.
OPS: A Unitree G1 robot fights a human opponent in the ring.The bout includes some kickboxing
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Robot boxers slug it out in the ring
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The development of humanoid robots could one day be a knockout blow for human boxers.A company is planning to put on combat bouts involving mechanical fighters.
China-based robot maker Unitree is pledging to put on robot bouts involving its machines in May and live stream them to audiences.
To advertise the fights, it has shown two bots squaring up to each other in the ring, throwing punches and kicks.
And another match-up sees one of robots facing a human opponent.
Unitree set up the fights to demonstrate the abilities of its previously announced G1 robot.
In both bouts the robot is able to throw accurate punches and follow its opponent around the ring.If it gets knocked down, it is able to spring back up onto its feet and carry on fighting.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
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.
OPS: A Unitree G1 robot fights a human opponent in the ring.The bout includes some kickboxing
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Robot boxers slug it out in the ring
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The development of humanoid robots could one day be a knockout blow for human boxers.A company is planning to put on combat bouts involving mechanical fighters.
China-based robot maker Unitree is pledging to put on robot bouts involving its machines in May and live stream them to audiences.
To advertise the fights, it has shown two bots squaring up to each other in the ring, throwing punches and kicks.
And another match-up sees one of robots facing a human opponent.
Unitree set up the fights to demonstrate the abilities of its previously announced G1 robot.
In both bouts the robot is able to throw accurate punches and follow its opponent around the ring.If it gets knocked down, it is able to spring back up onto its feet and carry on fighting.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
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.
OPS: A Unitree G1 robot fights a human opponent in the ring.The bout includes some kickboxing
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Robot boxers slug it out in the ring
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The development of humanoid robots could one day be a knockout blow for human boxers.A company is planning to put on combat bouts involving mechanical fighters.
China-based robot maker Unitree is pledging to put on robot bouts involving its machines in May and live stream them to audiences.
To advertise the fights, it has shown two bots squaring up to each other in the ring, throwing punches and kicks.
And another match-up sees one of robots facing a human opponent.
Unitree set up the fights to demonstrate the abilities of its previously announced G1 robot.
In both bouts the robot is able to throw accurate punches and follow its opponent around the ring.If it gets knocked down, it is able to spring back up onto its feet and carry on fighting.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
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.
OPS: A Unitree G1 robot fights a human opponent in the ring.The bout includes some kickboxing
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Robot boxers slug it out in the ring
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The development of humanoid robots could one day be a knockout blow for human boxers.A company is planning to put on combat bouts involving mechanical fighters.
China-based robot maker Unitree is pledging to put on robot bouts involving its machines in May and live stream them to audiences.
To advertise the fights, it has shown two bots squaring up to each other in the ring, throwing punches and kicks.
And another match-up sees one of robots facing a human opponent.
Unitree set up the fights to demonstrate the abilities of its previously announced G1 robot.
In both bouts the robot is able to throw accurate punches and follow its opponent around the ring.If it gets knocked down, it is able to spring back up onto its feet and carry on fighting.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
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.
OPS: A Unitree G1 robot fights a human opponent in the ring.The bout includes some kickboxing
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Robot boxers slug it out in the ring
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The development of humanoid robots could one day be a knockout blow for human boxers.A company is planning to put on combat bouts involving mechanical fighters.
China-based robot maker Unitree is pledging to put on robot bouts involving its machines in May and live stream them to audiences.
To advertise the fights, it has shown two bots squaring up to each other in the ring, throwing punches and kicks.
And another match-up sees one of robots facing a human opponent.
Unitree set up the fights to demonstrate the abilities of its previously announced G1 robot.
In both bouts the robot is able to throw accurate punches and follow its opponent around the ring.If it gets knocked down, it is able to spring back up onto its feet and carry on fighting.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
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.
OPS: A Unitree G1 robot fights a human opponent in the ring.The bout includes some kickboxing
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Robot boxers slug it out in the ring
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The development of humanoid robots could one day be a knockout blow for human boxers.A company is planning to put on combat bouts involving mechanical fighters.
China-based robot maker Unitree is pledging to put on robot bouts involving its machines in May and live stream them to audiences.
To advertise the fights, it has shown two bots squaring up to each other in the ring, throwing punches and kicks.
And another match-up sees one of robots facing a human opponent.
Unitree set up the fights to demonstrate the abilities of its previously announced G1 robot.
In both bouts the robot is able to throw accurate punches and follow its opponent around the ring.If it gets knocked down, it is able to spring back up onto its feet and carry on fighting.
The G1 is 180 cm tall , weighs 35kg and has a running speed of two meters per second.
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.
OPS: One of the Unitree boxing robots warming up with a punchbag
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Robot's new digits are handy
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Rubik’s 1
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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.
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Robot's new digits are handy
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Rubik’s 1
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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.
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Robot's new digits are handy
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Rubik’s 1
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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.
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Robot's new digits are handy
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Rubik’s 1
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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.Turning the pages of a book.
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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.
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
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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
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183084701_FER
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.Manipulating a Rubik's Cube.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183084698_FER
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 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_183084695_FER
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 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_183084692_FER
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 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) -
