Chinese robotics company Unitree claimed a double victory on the opening day of the first World Humanoid Robot Games in China. The H1 completed the 1500m in 6 minutes 34.40 seconds and the 400m in 1 minute 28.03 seconds, setting new benchmarks for humanoid running speed. The event was meant to showcase the latest advances in robotics and AI. Source: Reuters | The Rundown

The robot featured in this video is the Unitree G1, customized by robotics engineer Logan Olson using an AI-powered crawling control system known as the “Crawl Policy” G9. This system enables the robot to move swiftly and fluidly across the floor, eerily mimicking human-like motion with remarkable precision! 😳 The demo went viral for its disturbingly smooth and lifelike behavior, blurring the line between technological innovation and horror. Olson’s experiment highlights how cutting-edge AI mot

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