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Robot boxers slug it out in the ring
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Boxing robot 1
Ref 16725
10/04/2025
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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.
Picture supplied By Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183408854_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.
Picture supplied By Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183408853_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_183408852_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_183408851_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.
Picture supplied By Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183408850_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: A Unitree G1 robot fights a human opponent in the ring.The bout includes some kickboxing
Picture supplied By Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183408849_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: A Unitree G1 robot fights a human opponent in the ring.The bout includes some kickboxing
Picture supplied By Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183408848_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: A Unitree G1 robot fights a human opponent in the ring.The bout includes some kickboxing
Picture supplied By Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183408847_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: A Unitree G1 robot fights a human opponent in the ring.The bout includes some kickboxing
Picture supplied By Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183408846_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: A Unitree G1 robot fights a human opponent in the ring.The bout includes some kickboxing
Picture supplied By Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183408845_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: A Unitree G1 robot fights a human opponent in the ring.The bout includes some kickboxing
Picture supplied By Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183408844_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: A Unitree G1 robot fights a human opponent in the ring.The bout includes some kickboxing
Picture supplied By Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183408843_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: A Unitree G1 robot fights a human opponent in the ring.The bout includes some kickboxing
Picture supplied By Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183408842_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: A Unitree G1 robot fights a human opponent in the ring.The bout includes some kickboxing
Picture supplied By Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183408841_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: One of the Unitree boxing robots warming up with a punchbag
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DUKAS_183084728_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.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183084721_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.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183084719_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.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183084717_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.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183084715_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.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183084713_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.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_183084710_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.Turning the pages of a book.
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Robot's new digits are handy
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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.
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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.Manipulating a Rubik's Cube.
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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.Manipulating a Rubik's Cube.
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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 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
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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 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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DUKAS_183084692_FER
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 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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DUKAS_183084691_FER
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 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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DUKAS_183084690_FER
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
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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
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Robot's new digits are handy
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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
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DUKAS_183084687_FER
Robot's new digits are handy
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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
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Le robot humanoïde G1 a la faculté de pouvoir pratiquer le kung-fu
Picture MUST credit: Unitree A humanoid robot under development has been given a new skill — kung fu fighting. The G1 by Chinese company Unitree has been shown off after getting an algorithm upgrade which the firm says enables it to learn and perform virtually any movement. And to prove it the autonomous machine displays a range of moves including swivelling on one leg while keeping its balance. The robot is trained in a simulated environment using reinforcement learning and by copying others. It is also equipped with Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2. G1’s joints boast between 23 and 43 degrees of freedom and produce a maximum torque of up to 120 Nm. It has a running speed of two meters per second and can operate for up to two hours on a full charge. It weighs 35 kg and can fold itself down to 690 x 450 x 300-mm to make it easy to carry around. The robot is designed for work in factories and warehouses and eventually could become a home help. It was shown carrying out its kung fu moves at the Unitree headquarters in Hangzhou, China. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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DUKAS_181748975_BES
Le robot humanoïde G1 a la faculté de pouvoir pratiquer le kung-fu
Picture MUST credit: Unitree A humanoid robot under development has been given a new skill — kung fu fighting. The G1 by Chinese company Unitree has been shown off after getting an algorithm upgrade which the firm says enables it to learn and perform virtually any movement. And to prove it the autonomous machine displays a range of moves including swivelling on one leg while keeping its balance. The robot is trained in a simulated environment using reinforcement learning and by copying others. It is also equipped with Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2. G1’s joints boast between 23 and 43 degrees of freedom and produce a maximum torque of up to 120 Nm. It has a running speed of two meters per second and can operate for up to two hours on a full charge. It weighs 35 kg and can fold itself down to 690 x 450 x 300-mm to make it easy to carry around. The robot is designed for work in factories and warehouses and eventually could become a home help. It was shown carrying out its kung fu moves at the Unitree headquarters in Hangzhou, China. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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DUKAS_181748969_BES
Le robot humanoïde G1 a la faculté de pouvoir pratiquer le kung-fu
Picture MUST credit: Unitree A humanoid robot under development has been given a new skill — kung fu fighting. The G1 by Chinese company Unitree has been shown off after getting an algorithm upgrade which the firm says enables it to learn and perform virtually any movement. And to prove it the autonomous machine displays a range of moves including swivelling on one leg while keeping its balance. The robot is trained in a simulated environment using reinforcement learning and by copying others. It is also equipped with Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2. G1’s joints boast between 23 and 43 degrees of freedom and produce a maximum torque of up to 120 Nm. It has a running speed of two meters per second and can operate for up to two hours on a full charge. It weighs 35 kg and can fold itself down to 690 x 450 x 300-mm to make it easy to carry around. The robot is designed for work in factories and warehouses and eventually could become a home help. It was shown carrying out its kung fu moves at the Unitree headquarters in Hangzhou, China. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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DUKAS_181748963_BES
Le robot humanoïde G1 a la faculté de pouvoir pratiquer le kung-fu
Picture MUST credit: Unitree A humanoid robot under development has been given a new skill — kung fu fighting. The G1 by Chinese company Unitree has been shown off after getting an algorithm upgrade which the firm says enables it to learn and perform virtually any movement. And to prove it the autonomous machine displays a range of moves including swivelling on one leg while keeping its balance. The robot is trained in a simulated environment using reinforcement learning and by copying others. It is also equipped with Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2. G1’s joints boast between 23 and 43 degrees of freedom and produce a maximum torque of up to 120 Nm. It has a running speed of two meters per second and can operate for up to two hours on a full charge. It weighs 35 kg and can fold itself down to 690 x 450 x 300-mm to make it easy to carry around. The robot is designed for work in factories and warehouses and eventually could become a home help. It was shown carrying out its kung fu moves at the Unitree headquarters in Hangzhou, China. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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DUKAS_181748955_BES
Le robot humanoïde G1 a la faculté de pouvoir pratiquer le kung-fu
Picture MUST credit: Unitree A humanoid robot under development has been given a new skill — kung fu fighting. The G1 by Chinese company Unitree has been shown off after getting an algorithm upgrade which the firm says enables it to learn and perform virtually any movement. And to prove it the autonomous machine displays a range of moves including swivelling on one leg while keeping its balance. The robot is trained in a simulated environment using reinforcement learning and by copying others. It is also equipped with Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2. G1’s joints boast between 23 and 43 degrees of freedom and produce a maximum torque of up to 120 Nm. It has a running speed of two meters per second and can operate for up to two hours on a full charge. It weighs 35 kg and can fold itself down to 690 x 450 x 300-mm to make it easy to carry around. The robot is designed for work in factories and warehouses and eventually could become a home help. It was shown carrying out its kung fu moves at the Unitree headquarters in Hangzhou, China. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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DUKAS_181749002_BES
Le robot humanoïde G1 a la faculté de pouvoir pratiquer le kung-fu
Picture MUST credit: Unitree A humanoid robot under development has been given a new skill — kung fu fighting. The G1 by Chinese company Unitree has been shown off after getting an algorithm upgrade which the firm says enables it to learn and perform virtually any movement. And to prove it the autonomous machine displays a range of moves including swivelling on one leg while keeping its balance. The robot is trained in a simulated environment using reinforcement learning and by copying others. It is also equipped with Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2. G1’s joints boast between 23 and 43 degrees of freedom and produce a maximum torque of up to 120 Nm. It has a running speed of two meters per second and can operate for up to two hours on a full charge. It weighs 35 kg and can fold itself down to 690 x 450 x 300-mm to make it easy to carry around. The robot is designed for work in factories and warehouses and eventually could become a home help. It was shown carrying out its kung fu moves at the Unitree headquarters in Hangzhou, China. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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DUKAS_181748997_BES
Le robot humanoïde G1 a la faculté de pouvoir pratiquer le kung-fu
Picture MUST credit: Unitree A humanoid robot under development has been given a new skill — kung fu fighting. The G1 by Chinese company Unitree has been shown off after getting an algorithm upgrade which the firm says enables it to learn and perform virtually any movement. And to prove it the autonomous machine displays a range of moves including swivelling on one leg while keeping its balance. The robot is trained in a simulated environment using reinforcement learning and by copying others. It is also equipped with Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2. G1’s joints boast between 23 and 43 degrees of freedom and produce a maximum torque of up to 120 Nm. It has a running speed of two meters per second and can operate for up to two hours on a full charge. It weighs 35 kg and can fold itself down to 690 x 450 x 300-mm to make it easy to carry around. The robot is designed for work in factories and warehouses and eventually could become a home help. It was shown carrying out its kung fu moves at the Unitree headquarters in Hangzhou, China. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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DUKAS_181748992_BES
Le robot humanoïde G1 a la faculté de pouvoir pratiquer le kung-fu
Picture MUST credit: Unitree A humanoid robot under development has been given a new skill — kung fu fighting. The G1 by Chinese company Unitree has been shown off after getting an algorithm upgrade which the firm says enables it to learn and perform virtually any movement. And to prove it the autonomous machine displays a range of moves including swivelling on one leg while keeping its balance. The robot is trained in a simulated environment using reinforcement learning and by copying others. It is also equipped with Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2. G1’s joints boast between 23 and 43 degrees of freedom and produce a maximum torque of up to 120 Nm. It has a running speed of two meters per second and can operate for up to two hours on a full charge. It weighs 35 kg and can fold itself down to 690 x 450 x 300-mm to make it easy to carry around. The robot is designed for work in factories and warehouses and eventually could become a home help. It was shown carrying out its kung fu moves at the Unitree headquarters in Hangzhou, China. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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DUKAS_181748987_BES
Le robot humanoïde G1 a la faculté de pouvoir pratiquer le kung-fu
Picture MUST credit: Unitree A humanoid robot under development has been given a new skill — kung fu fighting. The G1 by Chinese company Unitree has been shown off after getting an algorithm upgrade which the firm says enables it to learn and perform virtually any movement. And to prove it the autonomous machine displays a range of moves including swivelling on one leg while keeping its balance. The robot is trained in a simulated environment using reinforcement learning and by copying others. It is also equipped with Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2. G1’s joints boast between 23 and 43 degrees of freedom and produce a maximum torque of up to 120 Nm. It has a running speed of two meters per second and can operate for up to two hours on a full charge. It weighs 35 kg and can fold itself down to 690 x 450 x 300-mm to make it easy to carry around. The robot is designed for work in factories and warehouses and eventually could become a home help. It was shown carrying out its kung fu moves at the Unitree headquarters in Hangzhou, China. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Humanoid robot about to leap into production
Ferrari Press Agency
Jumping bot 1
Ref 16108
19/08/2024
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A humanoid robot is about to jump into production — after showing off its skills at leaping into the air.
The G1 by Chinese company Unitree has been under development for several years.
But now the maker has tweaked its appearance and given it the ability to take off into the air on both feet and land without falling.
It is now said to be ready for sale with a price tag of $16,000 USD / €14.500 euros.
Unitree has shown off its new abilities which also include spinning in mid air during a leap and negotiating obstacles as it climbs up and down stairs.
The company ays the bot will be able to perform warehouse duties like fetching and carrying, doing plant and factory inspections and aiding in fire and rescue.
OPS: The Unitree G1 showing off its jumping and leaping skills.
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Humanoid robot about to leap into production
Ferrari Press Agency
Jumping bot 1
Ref 16108
19/08/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A humanoid robot is about to jump into production — after showing off its skills at leaping into the air.
The G1 by Chinese company Unitree has been under development for several years.
But now the maker has tweaked its appearance and given it the ability to take off into the air on both feet and land without falling.
It is now said to be ready for sale with a price tag of $16,000 USD / €14.500 euros.
Unitree has shown off its new abilities which also include spinning in mid air during a leap and negotiating obstacles as it climbs up and down stairs.
The company ays the bot will be able to perform warehouse duties like fetching and carrying, doing plant and factory inspections and aiding in fire and rescue.
OPS: The Unitree G1 meets the company's robot dog 02
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DUKAS_173661738_FER
Humanoid robot about to leap into production
Ferrari Press Agency
Jumping bot 1
Ref 16108
19/08/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A humanoid robot is about to jump into production — after showing off its skills at leaping into the air.
The G1 by Chinese company Unitree has been under development for several years.
But now the maker has tweaked its appearance and given it the ability to take off into the air on both feet and land without falling.
It is now said to be ready for sale with a price tag of $16,000 USD / €14.500 euros.
Unitree has shown off its new abilities which also include spinning in mid air during a leap and negotiating obstacles as it climbs up and down stairs.
The company ays the bot will be able to perform warehouse duties like fetching and carrying, doing plant and factory inspections and aiding in fire and rescue.
OPS: The Unitree G1 showing off its jumping and leaping skills.Twisting in mid-air and landing.
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Humanoid robot about to leap into production
Ferrari Press Agency
Jumping bot 1
Ref 16108
19/08/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A humanoid robot is about to jump into production — after showing off its skills at leaping into the air.
The G1 by Chinese company Unitree has been under development for several years.
But now the maker has tweaked its appearance and given it the ability to take off into the air on both feet and land without falling.
It is now said to be ready for sale with a price tag of $16,000 USD / €14.500 euros.
Unitree has shown off its new abilities which also include spinning in mid air during a leap and negotiating obstacles as it climbs up and down stairs.
The company ays the bot will be able to perform warehouse duties like fetching and carrying, doing plant and factory inspections and aiding in fire and rescue.
OPS: The Unitree G1 showing off its jumping and leaping skills.Twisting in mid-air and landing
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Humanoid robot about to leap into production
Ferrari Press Agency
Jumping bot 1
Ref 16108
19/08/2024
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Pictures must credit: Unitree
A humanoid robot is about to jump into production — after showing off its skills at leaping into the air.
The G1 by Chinese company Unitree has been under development for several years.
But now the maker has tweaked its appearance and given it the ability to take off into the air on both feet and land without falling.
It is now said to be ready for sale with a price tag of $16,000 USD / €14.500 euros.
Unitree has shown off its new abilities which also include spinning in mid air during a leap and negotiating obstacles as it climbs up and down stairs.
The company ays the bot will be able to perform warehouse duties like fetching and carrying, doing plant and factory inspections and aiding in fire and rescue.
OPS: The Unitree G1 stays on its feet despite being kicked.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Humanoid robot about to leap into production
Ferrari Press Agency
Jumping bot 1
Ref 16108
19/08/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A humanoid robot is about to jump into production — after showing off its skills at leaping into the air.
The G1 by Chinese company Unitree has been under development for several years.
But now the maker has tweaked its appearance and given it the ability to take off into the air on both feet and land without falling.
It is now said to be ready for sale with a price tag of $16,000 USD / €14.500 euros.
Unitree has shown off its new abilities which also include spinning in mid air during a leap and negotiating obstacles as it climbs up and down stairs.
The company ays the bot will be able to perform warehouse duties like fetching and carrying, doing plant and factory inspections and aiding in fire and rescue.
OPS: The Unitree G1 walks up and down stairs avoiding obstacles and keeping its balance.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Humanoid robot about to leap into production
Ferrari Press Agency
Jumping bot 1
Ref 16108
19/08/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: Unitree
A humanoid robot is about to jump into production — after showing off its skills at leaping into the air.
The G1 by Chinese company Unitree has been under development for several years.
But now the maker has tweaked its appearance and given it the ability to take off into the air on both feet and land without falling.
It is now said to be ready for sale with a price tag of $16,000 USD / €14.500 euros.
Unitree has shown off its new abilities which also include spinning in mid air during a leap and negotiating obstacles as it climbs up and down stairs.
The company ays the bot will be able to perform warehouse duties like fetching and carrying, doing plant and factory inspections and aiding in fire and rescue.
OPS: The Unitree G1 keeps its balance despite being kicked..
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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