The Chinese humanoid robot, the H2-X Unite demonstrates martial arts movements and potential for safety, protection of people and rescue operations.
According to reports, in a video, the robot performed a series of martial arts inspired movements while presenting its skills in simulating emergency situations.
Among the demonstrations is the establishment of the front of a car and the reaction to a traffic accident.
According to the company, the robot can function for up to eight hours, compared to three hours in the standard H2 model.
The presentation of the new robot has prompted numerous reactions to Chinese social networks, where users have discussed access to humanoid robots for home security, protection of people, and interference in emergency situations.
Some users estimated that such robots could be used in the future to supervise objects and help in dangerous situations. Others stressed that their practical use will depend on credibility, security, and the ability to make decisions autonomously.
The Unitree Company earlier introduced the G1 humanoid robot. According to the company, from its launch in May 2024, about 10,000 to 20,000 units have been produced.
The development of humanoid robots is increasingly shifting from laboratory demonstrations to industry, logistics, safety and rescue services.
However, the reliable functioning in unpredictable situations remains one of the main challenges to the widespread commercial use of this technology. /Telegraphy/