JAKARTA - An impressive video showing Chinese humanoid robot, Unitree H1 Evolution V3.0, breaking a new world speed record for such robots. Although speeds of 7.4 mph (11.2 km/h) may not be enough to compete in the Olympics, this achievement shows significant progress in robotics technology.
The video shows H1 running across an open field with a steady and controlled motion. Unitree claims this robot is capable of reaching speeds of 11 mph (17.7 km/h) in ideal condition.
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Untree H1 Breaking humanoid robot speed world record [full-size humanoid] Evolution V3.0 The humanoid robot driven by the robot AI world models unlock many new skills!Strong power is waiting for you to develop! #Unitree #AI #subject3 #BlackTech pic.twitter.com/ftAGICO5p
H1 velocities far surpass other humanoid robots. Atlas from Boston Dynamics, known for its parkour capabilities, only has a top speed of 5.5 mph (8.9 km/h).
The secret of H1 speed lies in the strong torque produced by the hip joints and knees. Each knee joints is capable of producing a 360-Newton-meter torque, allowing it to swing its legs quickly and efficiently.
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H1 is not just a fast runner. This robot also shows its ability to balance and coordinate by performing coordinated dances, climbing stairs, and taking objects from other robots.
Unitree has not announced the price or launch date of H1. However, with its extraordinary capabilities, this robot has the potential to revolutionize various industries, such as manufacturing, logistics, and health care.
The achievement of H1 is an important milestone in the development of humanoid robots and paves the way for a future where robots can work and collaborate with humans more effectively.
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