Unitree G1 claims to be the smoothest humanoid robot yet

With its latest “agile upgrade,” the G1 showcases impressive mobility and a quick-swap battery system.
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Unitree first announced its latest humanoid robot, the G1 back in May of 2024 and has recently released a video showing off some of its new capabilities in what they’re calling an “agile upgrade.” In the video released by Unitree, the G1 seems to navigate tougher inclines and jog over rougher terrain than in the past.

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