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Unitree Releases H2-X Kung Fu Legend New Robot, Demo Video Sparks "Is It Remote-Controlled?" Debate

On October 21, Unitree released the H2-X Kung Fu Legend new robot. In the demo video, the robot leaps over a car, kicks a car door until it dents, lifts a sedan with both arms and pins it down, and completes a backflip from a 4-meter-high platform; the comments section debated whether it was remote-controlled. Unitree only disclosed "maximum battery life of about 8 hours" and did not reveal the hardware configuration, nor did it explain whether the movements were manually remote-controlled, pre-scripted, or autonomously controlled. The article notes that humanoid robots are currently mostly in the early L2 stage, that teleoperation is a transitional means toward autonomy, and that manufacturers should clearly distinguish autonomous parts from human-assisted parts.

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