Unitree G1 Anti-Gravity mode
par Terrymiller: Unitree Robotics
Unitree Robotics rolled out an Anti-Gravity mode for its G1 humanoid robot last year, enhancing the machine's balance and stability. Thanks to this update, the G1 can now walk, turn, execute complex movements, and rapidly recover after stumbling or falling. The upgrade represented a further advance toward the company's goals, as detailed in the linked video.
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This upgrade makes the humanoid robot much stronger at keeping its balance and getting back up after falling. The G1 is about 127 centimeters tall, weighs around 35 kilograms, and uses cameras, 3D Lidar, and strong motors in its joints, in tests. The robot has even shown flipping and tricky moves, proving it can handle tough situations while staying in control.
