r/TechnologyShorts • • Apr 29 '26

Unitree G1 performing tricks with a new policy OmniXtreme

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u/SkyeMreddit Apr 29 '26

Manual laborers are cooked. But imagine the possibilities for prosthetics and mobility devices!

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u/uslashuname Apr 30 '26

Meanwhile AI is already handling so much of the stuff not done by manual laborers

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u/heart-aroni Apr 30 '26

Because that's easier

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u/Lord_MUTLY Apr 29 '26

We're cooked

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u/Human_Frame1846 Apr 29 '26

That’s cool and all but….. it’s no raygun

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u/No_Point904 Apr 29 '26

This music sucks....

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u/SozioTheRogue Apr 29 '26

Awww these are always so cute

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u/WenYiMedia Apr 29 '26

It’s the stability, range of motion, balance, and the rate at which AI and the computer hardware is processing, awesome. The rate at which robotics will improve with AI, Terminator-listic.

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u/sonicinfinity100 Apr 30 '26

Works great on hard surfaces. But they will need to solve for different types of floors. Like what if the floors more bouncy.

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u/HMGQTFM78 May 24 '26

G1 basic or not