David Bridges
Unitree has created their first common humanoid robotic. The H1 excels in pace, energy, maneuverability and adaptability. Holding the world report for pace at 3.3 m/s the H1 is ready to stroll and run autonomously in complicated terrains and environments. Through the use of a 3D Lidar and depth notion digital camera this robotic can obtain precision spatial knowledge of its environment. The legs have a most torque of 360 N.m permitting it to help and transfer heavy masses. Its dimension, energy and adaptability makes the H1 an extremely versatile robotic.
Daniel Mercer
Brandon Fletcher
