Has the idea of having a talking, walking, and multipurpose robot ever crossed your mind? You may be more near that truth than you realise as what is currently being called the "world's most powerful general-purpose humanoid robot" was developed by a Chinese robotics company.
The H1 robot is an incredible example of engineering and creativity. Unitree Robotics, a renowned Hangzhou, China-based producer of leg robots, is the firm behind H1.
The goal of Unitree is to make legged robots as ubiquitous and reasonably priced as drones and smartphones. The business has already gained recognition for its Go2 quadruped robot, which has the ability to run, jump, and climb stairs.
H1 is an entirely different robot. Standing at 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighing 100 pounds, this bipedal robot is quite large. Its cutting-edge drivetrain offers the maximum possible power, speed, agility, and adaptability.
It can sustain pushes and kicks without losing its equilibrium, and it can walk at a pace of about 3.4 mph, which is comparable to that of a person.
Its vision system also includes a depth camera and a 3D LiDAR sensor, allowing it to perceive its environment and steer clear of obstructions.
H1 is more than a test model. It is a completely functional robot that is capable of carrying out numerous duties, including opening doors and dancing. It is also capable of employing motions and speech to interact with people.
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