Inside The World’s Most Advanced Robots

In this talk

1. 0:30

   Unitree’s robot lineup

   Yolanda welcomes Sergey to Unitree and shows him the company’s robot dog models, tracing their development back to 2013. Sergey introduces three products for testing: the Go2, B2W, and G1 humanoid. He also recounts founder Wang Xingxing’s early quadruped work and Unitree’s 2016 launch.

2. 1:56

   Testing the quadrupeds

   Sergey rides the B2 and tries out the Go2, which can imitate jumps and perform movements such as rolling over and stepping across obstacles. He says the Go2 costs $1,600. The B2W uses wheels to move across uneven ground and is presented as a capable option for industrial work.

3. 4:03

   The G1’s balance and boxing

   Sergey introduces the H1 as Unitree’s first humanoid generation and the G1 as its latest, priced at $16,000. The G1 can climb stairs, move faster than 4.4 miles per hour, and maintain balance when Sergey pushes it. He then faces a G1 in a boxing match and loses.

4. 10:20

   Robot dog capabilities and uses

   Sergey says the Go2 weighs 15 kilograms, can carry up to five kilograms, and has LiDAR for scanning its surroundings. He describes the B2W as an industrial machine weighing about 80 kilograms that can carry 120 kilograms. Its cameras, 360-degree LiDAR, wheels, and jumping ability are shown alongside possible warehouse and firefighting uses.

5. 13:38

   A three-robot race

   Sergey races the G1, Go2, and B2W, expecting the wheeled B2W to lead. The G1 wins, surprising him with its speed. He closes by thanking Unitree and asking viewers which robot they liked best.