China’s new G1 humanoid robot just raised the bar… again. What started as stiff, metallic steps has now become something eerily human — or maybe… something beyond human. 🤖 In its latest demo, the G1 moves like an action hero — dodging hits, recovering from falls, and standing back up instantly thanks to a mix of AI, advanced sensors, and an “anti-gravity mode.” Every new test shows its evolution in real time: ⚙️ Faster. ⚙️ Smoother. ⚙️ Smarter. ⚙️ Fearless. If today it can fight back and rebala

Unitree's new G1 humanoid robot is set for mass production at $16,000. Standing over 4 feet tall and weighing over 77 pounds, the G1 will now feature stronger performance, with capabilities such as jumping, walking at over 4.4 mph, and climbing debris-covered stairs. While not expected to perform household tasks out-of-the-box, the G1 is designed for research and could be one of the first affordable, capable humanoid robots available for home use. | PCMag

China’s G1 humanoid robot is mastering combat skills at a terrifying rate. 🤖⚔️ Every move it learns makes it faster, smarter, and more precise — adapting like a human, reacting like a machine. The future of robotics is no longer science fiction. This video is for educational purposes only. DM for credit/removal. #Robotics #AI #FutureTech #Innovation #Engineering #EducationalVideo | Teachyouvids

22K views · 194 reactions | Unitree Robotics, a Chinese tech company, shared an exciting update on its social media this Friday. Their G1 humanoid #robot wowed audiences with its impressive dance moves, showcasing the potential of its advanced algorithm upgrades. According to the company, the G1 can learn any dance. #TrendingInChina | Xi's Moments | Facebook

This humanoid robot could be yours. 🤖👀 Unitree’s latest humanoid robot, the G1, is preparing for mass production with a price tag of $16,000. Standing at over 4 feet tall and weighing more than 77 pounds, the G1 has the ability to jump, walk at speeds over 4.4 mph, and climb stairs covered in debris. Although it won’t be ready to tackle household chores right away, the G1 is intended for research and has the potential to become one of the first affordable and functional humanoid robots suitabl

10K views · 77 reactions | Unitree's new G1 humanoid robot is set for mass production at $16,000. Standing over 4 feet tall and weighing over 77 pounds, the G1 will now feature stronger performance, with capabilities such as jumping, walking at over 4.4 mph, and climbing debris-covered stairs. While not expected to perform household tasks out-of-the-box, the G1 is designed for research and could be one of the first affordable, capable humanoid robots available for home use. | PCMag | Facebook

301K views · 236 reactions | Meet the kung-fu capable humanoid robot in China — Unitree's G1. It has already gone into mass production and is currently selling for the price of a car. What can it do for us in the future? Cooking and cleaning, maybe? Find out in this video. #2025ChinaAgenda #ChinaVibes #ChinaTravel https://news.cgtn.com/news/2025-03-05/What-can-the-kung-fu-capable-G1-robot-do-for-us--1BuMqKRhIkM/p.html | China Plus Culture | Facebook