The Unitree H1 robot is flipping the script on what humanoid robots can do — literally. This bipedal bot has just snagged the spotlight by pulling off a standing backflip without any hydraulics.
Engineers at MIT have created a plethora of robots in recent years from machines that see with their feet to a cheetah automaton that can run through the grass. Now ...
On a recent fall day at MIT, a group of players kicked around a soccer ball on the school's Killian Court lawn. They ran around and jumped in piles of leaves. They even did backflips. But these ...
It was nearly eight years ago when Boston Dynamics’ bipedal Atlas robot performed its first-ever back flip, dazzling everyone with its incredible balance, agility, and precision. Now, Shenzhen-based ...
(via Boston Dynamics) We take a closer look at what goes into developing new behaviors with Spot using RL research, and why pushing hardware to its limits through athletic feats helps make a better ...
Scientists from the Beijing-based NOETIX Robotics have developed a new meter-tall humanoid robot that is capable of performing near-perfect continuous backflips. Called the NOETIX N2, this 4.2 foot ...
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Robots show off their martial arts skills in China
This is the amusing moment robots showed off their martial arts skills in China. Hilarious footage shows two agile robot opponents battling in the middle of a basketball court during the boxing show ...
Boston Dynamics probably has the most show-offy robots on the planet right now, and the company's latest video shows that its robodog, Spot, is no exception. Spoiler alert: he nails a septuple back ...
A little early holiday surprise from Boston Dynamics this week, as Santa suit-wearing electric Atlas performs a backflip. The feat occurs about 13 minutes into a new video, showcasing yet another ...
Named "Spot," the quadruped robot from developers Boston Dynamics has been on the cutting edge of canine-like robots for several years now. Its newest trick is a triple backflip. While there isn't a ...
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Robots: Facts about machines that can walk, talk or do tasks that humans can't (or won't)
Robots are machines that can automatically perform both simple and complex actions. They are often programmed by a computer, but there's no single definition of a robot. Robots include a wide variety ...
'CyberGuy': This robot invention can do backflips better than a gymnast Kurt Knutsson discusses the Unitree H1, an electric humanoid robot capable of backflips, showcasing agility and advanced design ...
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