Man. In a few years these robots will be way more advanced. In time they will become cheaper and more accessible to everyone. They will be huge help in all areas. Just like humans are. They will go places no man has ever gone before.
This model is fully electric and has a 2 hour battery. Imagine a robot you train to clean your house according to a video of what it looks like spotless.
@@squirrelsinjacket1804 Solar energy to electricity conversion is _not at all_ efficient enough yet, but imagine sending your robot to pick groceries for you on a sunny day and not needing to charge it the entire week (or at least the entire day).
@@PolineChanwhy reassemble unless taking it apart? I know what you meant though. You'd want to definitely read the user manual for a the many fasteners and such no doubt lol. Version 2 could be haptic self assembly! 🗽
As a life-long robotics professional, please permit me to put a fine point on the way the H1 is being marketed. Unitree would do well to move away from describing the H1 as “the first general purpose humanoid robot”. Here’s why: I founded White Box Robots in 2000. By 2003 we had functional prototypes. By 2006 we started selling the first production run. What could our 914 PC-BOT do? Technically not much at that early release. Unmapped autonomous navigation and a few other basic functions. We deliberately described it as “a general purpose autonomous robot”, hoping that people would buy it and figure out useful things to do with it. In retrospect, we couldn’t answer the basic question “What does it do?” History is repeating itself here. That approach did not work for us and I would argue it’s not a great move for Unitree either. Develop a couple legitimately useful tasks the robot can perform with polish right out of the box and build on it. Commit to that process like your company’s survival depends on it. Because it does. If that machine doesn’t solve a fist-pounding need pretty quickly, it’s going to be little more than a passing mechanical curiosity.
Yes good advice … there is a AST1 Bot Where they got it cooking, folding clothes, uncorking a wine bottle If you gave me specifics like that for 16k id seriously think about buying 1
there are a lot of small details in industrial automation applications that are very simple for a human but can't be automated because it is overkill for automation purposes.This results in extra manpower even with complete automation that doesn't do anything meaningful.(like changing the stretch film roll in a palletizer)Can these robots realistically fill these gaps and how time consuming to train them do stuff generally speaking?
I like the nod to Atlas and it shows just how much potential this robot range has. I've loving the wild speed of progress we're seeing in biped robots.
@@truetech4158you’re saying we should evolve? Because I don’t see anyway we’re going to beat our own efficient machines. Better start investing in genetic engineering.
@@tsrmmercy836 I'm saying as a very caring peaceful nonviolent atheist, that we really only do live just once and quality of life and respectful cognition should be more paramount and reflect upon that, globally so.
The cost of this robot is about the same as the annual salary for 4 factory assembly line workers in Vietnam. This thing can work 24hr shift, 365 days a year, does not get tired, does not get sick. You don't have to worry about insurance or OSHA. The hardware is already there, once the software and AI are sorted, it would eliminate any advantages of low wages.
well.. you dont count the maintence cost.. And he definitivelly are less resilient than a human worker.. It can't run on a 24h shift even if they have a set of replacement batteries.. its need maintence, and for sure an ordinary accident could cause damage and turn it very expensive to replace these custom made parts... you need to take the maintence cost in cosideration..
The first robot that can do "house chores" like human can (dishes, clothes folding, cleaning all house, cooking) will be the most sold product ever in history.
Indeed, but it would skyrocket the single households in the world cuz most men wouldn't get no wife no more and max. Just date casually. But maybe that would boost overall happiness and in women too cause not even they like to do house chores
Which is very suspicious. A moment before it was pushed with a foot like it's weight ~100kg, or at least something similar to a person who pushed it. But then, the same person easily lifts it by hand.
@@beni2cc math: if it can be lifted such way, it is probably about 50 pounds. If I push any person or robot of about 50-60 pounds with a leg like on this video, it would fly away. Doesn't matter what motors it has.
@@y_us_12 No because the motors are turning the batteries potential energy into actuation force. So if the person kicks it with 100 lbs of force the motors push back with the exact same amount of force. Simple math.
I thought robotics was dying a decade ago, now we're seeing robotics startup companies pop up everywhere. It's an exciting time we're living in currently
@@mikeblaz I can imagine a humanoid companion for my day to day help like carrying groceries, heavy parcels and accompany me in car wherever I go. Will be a big relief from carrying dozens of bags in my two hands after shopping LOL
@@ashishIMpro and also accompany to chase the bad intention people away. if it can swivel the wooden rod in the video. i guess it had equip with the knowledge to provide protect to customer
@kubanaid5960 that’s not a problem. They have the answers for that. They just haven’t given us alternative (advanced) powers sources they’ve been hiding away yet.
@@mikeblazright all that dancing is so pointless they should’ve showed it making a meal, doing laundry, mopping etc… instead Fortnite moves and beating it up
Funny how Boston dynamics revealed pretty much the same thing recently. Tells you that the industry has a shared knowledge. Same engineers switching workplaces, sharing same ideas. So interesting
Everyday i see a new humanoid robot developed by a new robotics company. About 2 years ago there were only Boston Dynamics, and Tesla started doing their robot, and now it's like a TWS Earbuds. Every company has one. Not that it'd be a problem, i love seeing this trend!
Unitree : "Finish your food ! Or else..." Me : "Or else what ?!" Unitree : 1:09 Me : Proceeds to finish my meal and do all the chores in the house at lightspeed
1) missionary position 2) does the cooking Given that in the first sequence there is the suggestion of kit parts, do you provide a silicone coating to turn this into a realistic robot woman? With gpt4o ,there's enough to make something really interesting.
that's pretty amazing. we officially have competition folks! progress is going to skyrocket as these companies try to one-up each other by releasing new products. exciting times.
The greatness of women, men, and robots, and etc. has much to do with the greatness of men, women, and etc. that is to say the woman who raises the man, the women who support the men (if they did), and etc. determines how great the other can be. That is why it should be our mission to create God, as much as it is to explore the outer reaches of Space. If you think about it, it is the only mission.
I have cerebral palsy, and I can just imagine how useful that thing would be around the house, doing thing that I either can't do or are very difficult. I wonder what the monthly payment would be like, since the overall price is $16,000??
AI integration in robotics is leading to some impressive breakthroughs. Robots equipped with AI are able to interact and adapt in ways that enhance their functionality.
- Why are you teaching it to fight? That's so funny. - Love that you're responding to the Atlas video! Would be good if it could stand up a little quicker. - Rolling up into something more carriable is very cool. Maybe if it could hold out and elbow to carry it by?
serious question, can it do things like cooking and folding the laundry or heck even mowing the grass? this would be a life saver for me and I never have time for any cores.
That's their advantage than America stuff. They may not be the best, but they are really useful almost like the best and cheaper. So economically, it's cheaper to go for it ♥️♥️
"Wow, the automatic tagging in photos shows just how advanced Facebook's image recognition has become. AI is really enhancing our experience on the platform."
Impressive! And at this price, it has no competitor. I don't know how much Atlas will cost but I bet it will be much more expensive. The robot race is heating up with Unitree, Boston Dynamics, Figure 01, 1X Technology and Sanctuary being the most advanced. But there are many other good robots being developed. Very exciting
Ah, freak, another idiot. Tesla Optimus is supposed to be 20.000 USD - not a lot more. 1X talks about selling the NEO for.... attention . 8000 USD, HALF THE PRICE. At this price, it is ok for now and WAY overpriced in a year. And your list of most advanced ignores - Tesla, which seems to be a LITTLE behind, but can mass produce 10x more than anyone else. My bet right now is between Tesla and 1X with Tesla definitely having a MAJOR advantage after 2025.
@@brunosco Then you have NONE. See, the Unitree is also NOT ON SALE - sale price announcement STARTING 16000 with no website to buy it and see what starting means means nothing. Here you go - epic stupid idiot's self own.
The fact that it can smash walnuts with one powerful fist slam is slightly terrifying byt overall this is really cool! $16k is also a really good price compared to other humanoid robots that are soon to be on the market
Hahhahaha !!! You have my respect ! That was really entertaining !! I like the sequence where the robot opens the Coca Cola bottle with a Karate handmove and almost kills the bottleneck and spills out half of the cola on the floor !!!! LMAO !!!
Ooooh holy shit only $16,000!!!! Wow!!!! The new Atlas I think the cost will be $500,000. Because Spot dog cost $74,000. Wow impressive, good job and congratulations Unitree!!!!!💥💥💥🤜🤜
@@AAAAAA-tj1nq not necessarily. Unitree’s humanoid development is focused almost exclusively on fast, light, and cheap robotics. The R&D involved in constructing a model that’s 1.5x or maybe even double the size while maintaining the same level of dexterity would be cost prohibitive without government funding (kinda like the backing that Boston Dynamics has).
he is so cool! and playful haha, I love how he folded up on the sofa and the twirled the baton around, had I the money I'd definitely have a little robo buddy around the house
I really really like the size. Everyone else is doing these huge robots like the movies, this is like a smaller child size but with normalish hands. Brilliant. Thats the real sci fi movie, a bunch of robots walking around the size of kids
I notice that the hands are different in the beginning of the video compared to the end. I guess Unitree are working towards better hands like Sanctuary and Tesla?
Different models I would guess. It says at the end not all models have all abilities or something along those lines. I expect the 16k is the most basic.
Those punches and kicks look weird, shown to be strong but they look as they are held back just before the hit. Also what is the function/benefit to owning one?
@@must205do some research mo*on 😂 these guys are way more advanced than the Boston dynamic when it comes to motor driven robots. Unitree H1 is the first motor driven robot to do a back flip and another unitree robot also broke the speed record.
@@must205unitree and other Chinese humanoid robotic companies are dominating already when it comes to motor driven and electric robots. They are already selling those products. Boston was using ancient hydraulic tech till now 😂
The bottom line of the fine print at 1:39 "Users are asked to keep a sufficient safe distance between the humanoid robot and the humanoid robot." 🤔 ???
There's an interesting report put out by the think tanks RethinkX. It is titled, This Time, We Are the Horses. As it gives the same rational as horses getting displaced by the cars within 20 years. Human labor will be replaced by humanoid robots within 10-15 years and a billion robots will be manufactured in a year. The tech disruption will be from the bottom up and the very first version will be the worst iteration and they will only get better.
To the idiots claiming it’s a copy it’s been around way before the new Atlas 😂 It broke speed record and the first to do a backflip with electric motors way before these other robots
@@iraklimgeladze5223 Unitree is terrible at social media, for example they have a robot dog that can carry 100kg but they don't release videos of people riding it. This is why you don't know them. Boston Dynamics on the other hand is really good at social media, but bad at selling products - their cool videos were kinda their only goal for a long time since it was a research-only company before they got purchased. Unitree sold robot dogs even before Boston Dynamics and their stuff is affordable, even targeting consumers.
$16000 is a great price, however (bar AI compute) I think hand dexterity and precision is going to be the most important factor for success. This will also need to be married to a stable frame/motor combination. I'm not optimistic for this platform but best of luck to them.
Makes sense to have some humanoids small like this so they can get into crammed spaces and save on batteries. I’d recommend focusing dexterity and hand development for smaller ones and have them work with larger ones for tasks which require strength, reach and height.
so it's for sale for 16000 is there any review videos or unboxing videos of this? It would make it alot easier to decide whether it's features are useful to the consumer or not..
autonomous or just a puppet? And if the Wi-Fi goes out, who can reason and do something useful on their own? how much energy does it consume? What energy efficiency does it have compared to a simple mouse in terms of reasoning and neuromuscular work capacity?
-Robot, open a Coke for me.
-My goodness, what a mess you've made, clean that up with a cloth.
-I'm not programmed to do that.
зато он круто может махать палкой
You shouldnt drink coke. Its unhealthy.
"CLEAN IT UP, HUMAN"
Meanwhile he rip off your shirt and cleans
Anyone wanna enlighten me on how this comment is at all amusing, funny or witty. Jesus.
Man.
In a few years these robots will be way more advanced.
In time they will become cheaper and more accessible to everyone.
They will be huge help in all areas.
Just like humans are.
They will go places no man has ever gone before.
They will have nothing and they will be happy.
@@brexitgreenseat ze bugs
This model is fully electric and has a 2 hour battery. Imagine a robot you train to clean your house according to a video of what it looks like spotless.
@@brexitgreens Yeah.Fortunately or unfortunately.Depending on how you look at it.
@@squirrelsinjacket1804 Solar energy to electricity conversion is _not at all_ efficient enough yet, but imagine sending your robot to pick groceries for you on a sunny day and not needing to charge it the entire week (or at least the entire day).
$16,000 is very good price. Walking capabilities and balancing are especially very impressive.
1X Neo is supposed to come next year for 8000 USD.
不要跟中国制造比价格
Imagine it comes in pieces and you have to reassemble by yourself
are you a chinese shill?
@@PolineChanwhy reassemble unless taking it apart?
I know what you meant though.
You'd want to definitely read the user manual for a the many fasteners and such no doubt lol.
Version 2 could be haptic self assembly! 🗽
As a life-long robotics professional, please permit me to put a fine point on the way the H1 is being marketed. Unitree would do well to move away from describing the H1 as “the first general purpose humanoid robot”. Here’s why:
I founded White Box Robots in 2000.
By 2003 we had functional prototypes. By 2006 we started selling the first production run. What could our 914 PC-BOT do? Technically not much at that early release. Unmapped autonomous navigation and a few other basic functions. We deliberately described it as “a general purpose autonomous robot”, hoping that people would buy it and figure out useful things to do with it. In retrospect, we couldn’t answer the basic question “What does it do?” History is repeating itself here. That approach did not work for us and I would argue it’s not a great move for Unitree either. Develop a couple legitimately useful tasks the robot can perform with polish right out of the box and build on it. Commit to that process like your company’s survival depends on it. Because it does.
If that machine doesn’t solve a fist-pounding need pretty quickly, it’s going to be little more than a passing mechanical curiosity.
Great advice
Yes good advice … there is a AST1 Bot
Where they got it cooking, folding clothes, uncorking a wine bottle
If you gave me specifics like that for 16k id seriously think about buying 1
there are a lot of small details in industrial automation applications that are very simple for a human but can't be automated because it is overkill for automation purposes.This results in extra manpower even with complete automation that doesn't do anything meaningful.(like changing the stretch film roll in a palletizer)Can these robots realistically fill these gaps and how time consuming to train them do stuff generally speaking?
@@orkun171 checkout the Astribot S1
But maybe the more useful the robot gets the better that marketing strategy becomes.
We’re officially entering “The Age of Robot Contortionists”
No way you think this is cgi
@@hankb7725 Yes everything is cgi
Can bet they will be transferring some of those moves to their likely soon to be arriving pleasure line of robots.
@@rcprod9631 Oh heck yeah! I especially like the way it discreetly folds itself up for hiding in the spare luggage...
@@bigglyguy8429 lol
- I just bought a robot friend.
- Cool! What are you doing with it?
- I'm kicking and punching it...
А он, бьёт меня, молотком по пальцам! Так и живём.😅
Those videos will be very awkward once AGI hits . . .
I like the nod to Atlas and it shows just how much potential this robot range has. I've loving the wild speed of progress we're seeing in biped robots.
We better bump up human rights across the planet or things go really south.
@@truetech4158you’re saying we should evolve? Because I don’t see anyway we’re going to beat our own efficient machines. Better start investing in genetic engineering.
I wonder why Germany, which is almost number 1 in factory robots, does not produce humanoid robots (kuka)
@@tsrmmercy836 I'm saying as a very caring peaceful nonviolent atheist, that we really only do live just once and quality of life and respectful cognition should be more paramount and reflect upon that, globally so.
@@zotakota th-cam.com/video/m_6dkzL4VS4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=blXjBWSSmoviMypI
The cost of this robot is about the same as the annual salary for 4 factory assembly line workers in Vietnam.
This thing can work 24hr shift, 365 days a year, does not get tired, does not get sick. You don't have to worry about insurance or OSHA.
The hardware is already there, once the software and AI are sorted, it would eliminate any advantages of low wages.
And could wash your car and take out the garbage.. women won't need men anymore!!!.🤣🤣
well.. you dont count the maintence cost..
And he definitivelly are less resilient than a human worker..
It can't run on a 24h shift even if they have a set of replacement batteries.. its need maintence, and for sure an ordinary accident could cause damage and turn it very expensive to replace these custom made parts...
you need to take the maintence cost in cosideration..
@@caravanstuff2827 all good what you said if you know to program it. unitree doesn't offer simulator...pithon only.
Who going to make them? The same ones who they replace 😢.
"You showed empathy, Connor."
DETROIT BECOME HUMAN MENTIONED 🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯
The first robot that can do "house chores" like human can (dishes, clothes folding, cleaning all house, cooking) will be the most sold product ever in history.
Indeed, but it would skyrocket the single households in the world cuz most men wouldn't get no wife no more and max. Just date casually.
But maybe that would boost overall happiness and in women too cause not even they like to do house chores
Few people pay attention, but it weighs so little that you can lift it entirely with your hands.
Yeah , the battery will last about 10 minutes
Which is very suspicious. A moment before it was pushed with a foot like it's weight ~100kg, or at least something similar to a person who pushed it. But then, the same person easily lifts it by hand.
@@y_us_12Motors can output more than the bodies weight in torque. What kinda head math are you doing
@@beni2cc math: if it can be lifted such way, it is probably about 50 pounds. If I push any person or robot of about 50-60 pounds with a leg like on this video, it would fly away. Doesn't matter what motors it has.
@@y_us_12 No because the motors are turning the batteries potential energy into actuation force. So if the person kicks it with 100 lbs of force the motors push back with the exact same amount of force. Simple math.
robot: "give me your jacket, jeans, boots and motorcycle"
Don't worry... HE'LL BE BACK!!!.😎💥💀
And your JOB
1:29 debt collector mode
0:47 hope a new design for single
but not 1:13?
😆
Guys, your comments made me laugh out loud!😆😆😆
@@brendanmoran7415 definitely 1:13 🤣🤣
I thought robotics was dying a decade ago, now we're seeing robotics startup companies pop up everywhere. It's an exciting time we're living in currently
Absolutely agree. The emergence of LLMs has really energized robotics.
"What a time to be alive!"
_- Dr. Károly Zsolnai-Fehér ("Two Minute Papers")_
Bruh 16000??????? This is the real game changer. Boston dynamics be like god damn it
Not really. Tesla Optimus target price is 20.000 and the 1X Neo is announced for 8000 - so the 16000 are on the higher end.
@@ThomasTomiczek But that's their target price, not the actual price right now...
@@ThomasTomiczek Yes Cybertruck was also supposed to cost half of what it actually does LOL
@@ThomasTomiczek wishful thinking
@@ThomasTomiczeklol no way
Holy fk that is impressive.. Hes small but damn one of the best humanoid robots out there
Wow. The upgrades are incredible. It has the Boston Dynamics contortion, the same fast movement, and new hands. And for $16k. Very impressive work. 👏
What can it do for you? Nothing.
@@mikeblaz I can imagine a humanoid companion for my day to day help like carrying groceries, heavy parcels and accompany me in car wherever I go. Will be a big relief from carrying dozens of bags in my two hands after shopping LOL
@@ashishIMpro and also accompany to chase the bad intention people away. if it can swivel the wooden rod in the video. i guess it had equip with the knowledge to provide protect to customer
@@EmilSung-Jin I agree
C'mon just having a robot like this at home is worth it. It's good enough to cost 16K only for what is in the video.
Not bad! After kicking the Unitree H1, this should be fun to see lol
That first shot of it on the ground killed me, looks like someone ran over it 😆
You will be wishing that when it comes for you at 1am doing a 1:20🙂
Classic Family Guy death pose.
10 years robots will be everywhere
3
Are you serious?
@@kubanaid5960 you dont think so?
in 2034 it will be common to see robots at work places, in houses and even walking the streeet running erronds.
@@frazerhainsworth08 but serious challenge right now is that they need much more advanced and compact source of power then batteries.
@kubanaid5960 that’s not a problem. They have the answers for that. They just haven’t given us alternative (advanced) powers sources they’ve been hiding away yet.
Another affordable research oriented robot. Thank you Unitree for your contribution to the field of robotics research!!
1:19 why are the nuts already pre-cracked? 🤨
After they showed it popping the bottle cap it became besides the point😅
I love how robots are already sarcastic!
? “It” doesn’t love you back.
@@PanelitaPlay5577 it is not supposed to, how boring
0:05 woooooooah bros gettin freaky
brother and sister moment
Insane demo and pricing
@@WorldFamousUnfluencerit’s not fake dude. Everything isn’t a conspiracy. Grow tf up
@@WorldFamousUnfluencertime stamp and explain
@@WorldFamousUnfluencer Wear some fucking glasses.
@@WorldFamousUnfluencer It's real, you're not CorridorDigital sit tf down.
@@WorldFamousUnfluencer i bet you're homeschooled by Christian parents
0:24 2040: "So this is how the robot revolution started"
Awesome! First affordable robot! One of those moments right here..🎉
How would it benefit you besides you saying I own a robot? They can't do anything for the average homeowner. I mean nothing...useless.
@@mikeblazright all that dancing is so pointless they should’ve showed it making a meal, doing laundry, mopping etc… instead Fortnite moves and beating it up
Funny how Boston dynamics revealed pretty much the same thing recently. Tells you that the industry has a shared knowledge. Same engineers switching workplaces, sharing same ideas. So interesting
That's its a happening while governments around the world slowly knock off their poorest, most unproductive ppl..
I see no coincidence, only the plan.
2023 was the spike emergence of AI, 2024 is the spike emergence of humanoids
Tesla robot will get released before Dec 31st ?
@@Benoit-Pierre Why? It's useless for everyday needs and it can't even climb stairs....
@@mikeblaz i just wonder if Tesla will join the humanoid year, or if they will be 5-10y late as usual 🤣
@@Benoit-Pierre I wonder if xiaomi takes a lead.
We need more funding for our space exploration programs
~Robot sitting on the couch~
People at home: EYYYOOOO
Everyday i see a new humanoid robot developed by a new robotics company. About 2 years ago there were only Boston Dynamics, and Tesla started doing their robot, and now it's like a TWS Earbuds. Every company has one.
Not that it'd be a problem, i love seeing this trend!
It's a race, just like the race to build the first useful car.
So far, only the west and China are in it.
My bet is china may dominate the market
I think you already know how the world will be like in 2030
Imagine how far robotics would be if all those companies combined their efforts, nope all about cornering the market, just like the new space race
@@cgdimension 你想错了，只有竞赛才能加速发展，博尔特如果不放进赛场他也不会那么拼命的跑
Just wait till they get off the production line
Unitree : "Finish your food ! Or else..."
Me : "Or else what ?!"
Unitree : 1:09
Me : Proceeds to finish my meal and do all the chores in the house at lightspeed
Bro why they always need to kick/punch the robot, they will take it personal once singularity arrives 💀
How do you test their balance and resilience?
Also the Singularity already arrove. _(Sic!)_
@@brexitgreensfrom behind
Was just waiting for the robot to do a spinning roundhouse kick to that guy. 😂
Omg, destroy the Video, before they watch it!
1) missionary position
2) does the cooking
Given that in the first sequence there is the suggestion of kit parts, do you provide a silicone coating to turn this into a realistic robot woman?
With gpt4o ,there's enough to make something really interesting.
that's pretty amazing.
we officially have competition folks!
progress is going to skyrocket as these companies try to one-up each other by releasing new products.
exciting times.
Yup, this past year we've seen amazing progress, and isn't slowing down, but is actually speeding up. I love it!
For notifications in non-English, right-to-left languages, are they displayed correctly in the glasses?
0:50 Prn industry be like "oooohhhhh yeah!"
And it can even bust a nut or 2
Yeah, I mean 16000 + 4000 for Silikon, and you have your own walking sexbot.
@@GiulerPowerGamer The 'synflesh' ripping open during joint rotation would be a complete "how about a nice cup of tea instead" moment for me
@@trs4u then just don't cover the joints, as in every movie
"This guy gets it"
Only one question can it clean house and wash dishes?
You could not pay me to be the “punch the robot” guy, I for one welcome our robot overlords
The greatness of women, men, and robots, and etc. has much to do with the greatness of men, women, and etc. that is to say the woman who raises the man, the women who support the men (if they did), and etc. determines how great the other can be.
That is why it should be our mission to create God, as much as it is to explore the outer reaches of Space. If you think about it, it is the only mission.
I have cerebral palsy, and I can just imagine how useful that thing would be around the house, doing thing that I either can't do or are very difficult. I wonder what the monthly payment would be like, since the overall price is $16,000??
0:59 jesus with the hands and the staff you'd just need Donatello tmnt costume!
AI integration in robotics is leading to some impressive breakthroughs. Robots equipped with AI are able to interact and adapt in ways that enhance their functionality.
Yeah that's great till they work out humans are destroying the planet and start murdering us in our sleep.. be careful what you wish for!!!.💀💥🤣🤣
- Why are you teaching it to fight? That's so funny.
- Love that you're responding to the Atlas video! Would be good if it could stand up a little quicker.
- Rolling up into something more carriable is very cool. Maybe if it could hold out and elbow to carry it by?
站得慢，是为了展示电机的驱动力
serious question, can it do things like cooking and folding the laundry or heck even mowing the grass? this would be a life saver for me and I never have time for any cores.
Probably the cheapest advanced Humanoid Robot. Waiting for more info.
and unitree dog robot is only 1600$ i don't know why China's product is always much cheaper than USA
That's their advantage than America stuff.
They may not be the best, but they are really useful almost like the best and cheaper.
So economically, it's cheaper to go for it ♥️♥️
@@langhuang9795 Becasue of the strong industry chain. Just like electrocar
they can sources their parts within the country and in a very sort of time. In the USA gets theirs from all over the world
@@langhuang9795chinas money also has a different worth.
16 000$ is probably like 25-30 k for them
"Wow, the automatic tagging in photos shows just how advanced Facebook's image recognition has become. AI is really enhancing our experience on the platform."
Impressive! And at this price, it has no competitor. I don't know how much Atlas will cost but I bet it will be much more expensive. The robot race is heating up with Unitree, Boston Dynamics, Figure 01, 1X Technology and Sanctuary being the most advanced. But there are many other good robots being developed. Very exciting
Ah, freak, another idiot. Tesla Optimus is supposed to be 20.000 USD - not a lot more. 1X talks about selling the NEO for.... attention . 8000 USD, HALF THE PRICE. At this price, it is ok for now and WAY overpriced in a year. And your list of most advanced ignores - Tesla, which seems to be a LITTLE behind, but can mass produce 10x more than anyone else.
My bet right now is between Tesla and 1X with Tesla definitely having a MAJOR advantage after 2025.
not to forget the Tesla Optimus. Rumor has it we could see deliveries as early as next year
No competitor… but is it out yet?? You can only compare the competition for finished products that are on sale today.
@@brunosco Then you have NONE. See, the Unitree is also NOT ON SALE - sale price announcement STARTING 16000 with no website to buy it and see what starting means means nothing.
Here you go - epic stupid idiot's self own.
@@HunterOxleyNobody wants a robot controlled by Indians. We'll maybe Indians do.
The fact that it can smash walnuts with one powerful fist slam is slightly terrifying byt overall this is really cool!
$16k is also a really good price compared to other humanoid robots that are soon to be on the market
Yeah if I was a walnut I'd be 💩ing if I saw that..any hard shall nut is safe with this thing in the house...just saying!!!.🤣🤣
Hahhahaha !!! You have my respect ! That was really entertaining !! I like the sequence where the robot opens the Coca Cola bottle with a Karate handmove and almost kills the bottleneck and spills out half of the cola on the floor !!!! LMAO !!!
What did hammering the finger show? 😮😮😮
Ooooh holy shit only $16,000!!!! Wow!!!! The new Atlas I think the cost will be $500,000. Because Spot dog cost $74,000. Wow impressive, good job and congratulations Unitree!!!!!💥💥💥🤜🤜
Your maths don't make sense.
That's unlikely. The new atlas doesn't have hydrolics. Probably will be around 100k
@@joschjosch8859 This one too doesnt have any
The companie wouldnt get any value if it was 500k for atlas ,it would make more sense like 100/150k us dollars since atlas will be for public consume
probably 80000, i dont think itll reach 100k
Very impressive! Hats off to the team. Good luck
i hope Boston dynamics is gonna post a video soon to diss on Unitree , like kendrick and drake , back to back to see witch robot is better lmao
Have them fight in a ring
@@drawmaster77 Atlas Electric is 6 feet tall, and weighs 330lbs. He would crush G1 like a soda can
price is everything. ...
@@FrostyFoxDrakeyou think that unitree can't make a heavier version of G1 robot?
@@AAAAAA-tj1nq not necessarily. Unitree’s humanoid development is focused almost exclusively on fast, light, and cheap robotics. The R&D involved in constructing a model that’s 1.5x or maybe even double the size while maintaining the same level of dexterity would be cost prohibitive without government funding (kinda like the backing that Boston Dynamics has).
he is so cool! and playful haha, I love how he folded up on the sofa and the twirled the baton around, had I the money I'd definitely have a little robo buddy around the house
You get a robot, and you get a robot, and you get a robot!!
Everybody gets a robot!!!🤣
In the next few decades, household robots will become popular
I really really like the size. Everyone else is doing these huge robots like the movies, this is like a smaller child size but with normalish hands. Brilliant. Thats the real sci fi movie, a bunch of robots walking around the size of kids
wow goosebumps love Unitree Robotics❤❤
Where can I buy ? Are you going to implement movements for household chores?
First time I see a robot stand still without moving is feet.
I think Boston Dynamics's Atlas needs to show some dancing and backflips as a response 😄
You wanna buy a robot that can do backflips or one that can fry an egg?😂
New Atlas can't backflip, they moved away from hydraulic actuators to electric. There's no practical need to backflip anyway.
16.000$ price tag is really good. It will be affordable for most of the people i guess but i am not sure that whether this is good or not.
Definitely there will come a time when everyone has been replaced
I notice that the hands are different in the beginning of the video compared to the end. I guess Unitree are working towards better hands like Sanctuary and Tesla?
Different models I would guess. It says at the end not all models have all abilities or something along those lines. I expect the 16k is the most basic.
Impressive work you have done there. Good job.
If this is actually real time, that's fucking crazy
Those punches and kicks look weird, shown to be strong but they look as they are held back just before the hit. Also what is the function/benefit to owning one?
0:44 How to fold up kids to fit them in the overhead bin when travelling by plane or train.
can't wait to pick up the 2.0 version at a goodwill for 30 bucks in 50 years
"wow, nice fine motor contro-" *starts smashing shit*
Can it talk like gpt-4o?
Or can we upload any opensource pre trained AI to G1?
我的天哪，，完成度也太高了。加上AI加持完全可以胜任好多工作了。
So it‘s a competition now, who can make a robot stand up the weirdest way? I love it!
Cross-breed of Optimus and Atlas 2.0
😂😂😂 jealous
@@must205this robot doesnt use hydrulics and is faster than atlas lol
@@must205Unitree already showed it is the fastest and the first to do a backflip using electric motors cope harder.
@@must205do some research mo*on 😂 these guys are way more advanced than the Boston dynamic when it comes to motor driven robots. Unitree H1 is the first motor driven robot to do a back flip and another unitree robot also broke the speed record.
@@must205unitree and other Chinese humanoid robotic companies are dominating already when it comes to motor driven and electric robots. They are already selling those products. Boston was using ancient hydraulic tech till now 😂
Did anyone else imagine a human scull, crushed under the fist of the robot, instead of the walnut?
Бегу покупать, утром орехи не мог расколоть! :)
The bottom line of the fine print at 1:39
"Users are asked to keep a sufficient safe distance between the humanoid robot and the humanoid robot." 🤔 ???
so cool! it will replace Humans in dangerous tasks, leaving us the good work 👍
And what good work you think you can do cheaper than the robot?
There's an interesting report put out by the think tanks RethinkX. It is titled, This Time, We Are the Horses. As it gives the same rational as horses getting displaced by the cars within 20 years. Human labor will be replaced by humanoid robots within 10-15 years and a billion robots will be manufactured in a year. The tech disruption will be from the bottom up and the very first version will be the worst iteration and they will only get better.
These are meant to make rich people more rich this isn't for you
so cool! it will replace Humans.
@@ThomasTomiczek☣️
I like how it moves naturally. Especially when it stands up. It’s just like a organic human
It's a messy robot, we're going to have to clean up after it, all that coca cola everywhere!😂😭
They can easily open it properly
They did that to show how durable its manipulators are. I think if done repeatedly, I doubt they're gonna last.
Stunning work team Unitree! 🤖 🚀
To the idiots claiming it’s a copy it’s been around way before the new Atlas 😂 It broke speed record and the first to do a backflip with electric motors way before these other robots
Who are they ? And if they are so good why we hear about them right now?
You’ve probably seen images of the unitree H1 before doing back flips
@@iraklimgeladze5223they been showing their product since last year 😂 They been developing this for a long time like a lot of companies
@@iraklimgeladze5223 Cuz they are from China.
@@iraklimgeladze5223 Unitree is terrible at social media, for example they have a robot dog that can carry 100kg but they don't release videos of people riding it. This is why you don't know them. Boston Dynamics on the other hand is really good at social media, but bad at selling products - their cool videos were kinda their only goal for a long time since it was a research-only company before they got purchased. Unitree sold robot dogs even before Boston Dynamics and their stuff is affordable, even targeting consumers.
$16000 is a great price, however (bar AI compute) I think hand dexterity and precision is going to be the most important factor for success. This will also need to be married to a stable frame/motor combination.
I'm not optimistic for this platform but best of luck to them.
0:44 absolutely terrifying
But can it fill out lottery bet slips cause I want more than just one
Go Go Unitree, The next DJI in Robot.
Différent from competitors, with disadvantages and bonuses ...
Incredibly light !!!
Things got real zesty at the fifty second mark. 0:50
Makes sense to have some humanoids small like this so they can get into crammed spaces and save on batteries. I’d recommend focusing dexterity and hand development for smaller ones and have them work with larger ones for tasks which require strength, reach and height.
Epic make more videos guys 😮
0:55 when the robot had enough of your never ending chore list.
0:11 please do take limbo video with this pose
Instead of looking at the finite open your mind and look at the infinite. This truly is a revolution
0:42 need a woman that can do this for me
Why? Superglue a fleshlight to this robot
AYO 🤨📸
Still looks like a toy to me and I had a Omnibot growing up. Great to show your friends and then it can collect dust for 16k.
That’s really cool👀
so it's for sale for 16000 is there any review videos or unboxing videos of this? It would make it alot easier to decide whether it's features are useful to the consumer or not..
Why are there cables running down its arms in some scenes and not in others?
Does it have hole, asking for educational purposes
autonomous or just a puppet? And if the Wi-Fi goes out, who can reason and do something useful on their own? how much energy does it consume? What energy efficiency does it have compared to a simple mouse in terms of reasoning and neuromuscular work capacity?
That's a fast one, holy!
16k is a fantastic price affordable with financing for pretty much anyone at that price.
The robot is 100% more talented than modern day teenagers.
It's doing stuff without a phone in its hand.
Give me a burger joe