Video Friday: Unitree’s Human-Size Humanoid Robot

Video Clip Friday is your once a week choice of amazing robotics video clips, gathered by your good friends at IEEE Range robotics. We additionally publish a regular schedule of upcoming robotics occasions for the following couple of months. Please send us your events for addition.

ROSCon 2025: 27– 29 October 2025, SINGAPORE

Delight in today’s video clips!

Welcome to this globe– standing 180 centimeters high and considering 70 kg. The H2 bionic humanoid– birthed to offer everybody securely and pleasant.

Beginning at US$ 29,900 plus tax obligation and delivery.

[ Unitree ]

The title of this one, “Eagle Swipes our FPV Drone,” practically sums it up.

[ Team BlackSheep ]

Historically, little robotics could not have arms due to the fact that the required electric motors made them also hefty. We resolved this obstacle by changing several electric motors with a solitary electric motor and mini electrostatic clutches. This technology enabled us to produce a high-DOF, light-weight arm for little robotics, which can also drawback onto a drone.

[ Seoul National University ]

Many Thanks, Kyu-Jin!

Simply FYI, any type of robotic that seems like a delicious baked excellent is assured desirable insurance coverage on Video clip Friday.

[ Cleo Robotics ]

Oli currently manages a smooth, worked with whole-body series from relaxing to returning up. Standing 165 centimeters high and powered by 31 levels of liberty, Oli remains to show all-natural and fluid movement.

[ LimX Dynamics ]

Many Thanks, Jinyan!

Good friend o’ the blog site Bram Vanderborght visits the display flooring at IROS 2025 in Hanghzou, China.

[ IROS 2025 ]

In a fireplace conversation with Teacher Sam Madden, Tye Brady, Principal Engineer at Amazon Robotics, will certainly review the trajectory of robotics and just how generative AI contributes in robotics technology.

[ MIT Generative AI Impact Consortium ]

Prof. Dimitrios Kanoulas offered a welcomed talk at the Workshop on The Art of Toughness: Making It Through Failings in Robotics at IROS 2025.

[ IROS 2025 ]

This College of Pennsylvania grip talk is by Suraj Nair from Physical Knowledge, on “Scaling Robotic Understanding with Vision-Language-Action Versions.”

The last a number of years have actually experienced incredible progression in the abilities of AI systems, driven greatly by structure versions that scale meaningful styles with varied information resources. While the influence of this modern technology on vision and language understanding is generously clear, its usage in robotics stays in its early stage. Scaling robotic discovering still offers countless open difficulties– from choosing the best information to range, to establishing formulas that can successfully fit this information for closed-loop procedure in the real world. At Physical Knowledge, we intend to deal with these inquiries. This talk will certainly provide our current deal with structure vision-language-action versions, covering subjects such as style style, information scaling, and open study instructions.

[ University of Pennsylvania GRASP Laboratory ]