Unitree Robotics released a presentation video showcasing the robot performing martial arts moves and moving dynamically. The video made a strong impression within the professional robotics community.

The main takeaway from the demonstration was the almost eerie smoothness and lifelike quality of H2’s movements. According to the engineers, this level of freedom and coordination is the key to genuine human-like interaction between robots and the world designed for people. Specifications:

• Height: 180 cm; Weight: about 70 kg.

• Capabilities: The robot can run, and its behavior in demonstration scenes shows a high degree of balance and adaptability to changing terrain.

Bionic face and growing competition Engineers have given the H2 a bionic face. While its full functionality has not been disclosed, its presence makes the robot appear psychologically closer to humans — reminiscent of characters from science fiction films.

Experts note that the release of Unitree H2 will greatly intensify competition in the humanoid robot market, which until recently was dominated by American companies. The Chinese developer has clearly shown that advanced robotics technologies are ready to leave laboratories and enter the real world. The key question for the market now is: how soon will these machines move beyond demonstration dances to solving practical tasks in industry and everyday life?

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