China has created the first manned robot transformer

The Chinese robotics company Unitree Robotics has unveiled the world's first manned robot transformer Unitree GD01, ready for mass production. On May 12, the developer posted a video clip showing the operation of the iron giant.

The robot, which is twice the height of an adult, can move on both two and four legs. Inside the building there is a cage cabin for human accommodation. In the footage, you can see that the head of Unitree Robotics, Wang Xingxing, was inside the transformer.

Unitree Robotics positions the novelty as a civilian vehicle. Its price will be 3.9 million yuan ($574 thousand). Together with the pilot, the robot's weight is about 500 kg. On the frames. Shown above, the transforemer knocked over a wall of building blocks with a single blow of his hand.

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