It’s called the H1 and its creator is proud to have designed the world’s most powerful versatile humanoid robot. It has just been unveiled and if its secrets are not revealed then we can say that it does not lack balance.
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About a month ago, Chinese company Unitri unveiled its Go2, a robot-dogi ai a, able to speak and able to do marketing at affordable cost. firm today crimecrime With his new humanoid robot H1. She is even proud to present her as “”. Versatile Robot, Most Powerful in the World “. We are still far from the Terminator, but the robot measures 1 m 80 for 47 kg and moves at a speed of 5.5 km/h, which is comparable to a human. We will also see his curious posture in his gait , which gives the impression that he is in a position to satisfy a natural need as quickly as possible. In the presentation video we see him being manipulated so that he does not lose his balance.
In a teaser video, a unitary engineer can be seen trying to drop the H1 while walking on the road. The robot regains its balance each time. © Unitry
all she needs are hands
For the time being, this faceless robot hides its mechanics under a cloth cover. We also noticed that it has stumps at the end of its arms. And for good reason! His hands are still developing according to Unitri. To run and evolve smoothly, the robot is equipped with a depth camera and a LiDAR. With this combination, he maps whatever is in front of him in 3D and knows how to interpret the surrounding objects. At the moment, Unitri has not announced a release date for the H1, but according to the firm, it should be marketed within three to ten years for around 83,000 euros.
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