BREAKING: Chinese TESLA Bot Competitor Launches $16K Robot | Unitree
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You guys should definitely buy one and test it out and review it. Then you won't have to speculate about it anymore. We are looking forward to it.
Send them the money.
This channel should be called “Speculate with Herbert” because 99% of the time that’s what he does!
@@Mrbfgraysay it louder! I want to feel it brother.
@@mulletshizzle You can call it that, if it's 'expert', prescient and intelligent that's what it should be.
Imagine that thing getting hacked, and it gives you a deadly hug...! Nope, never will I ever have a need for a humanoid robot.
0:28 cant stop laughing at how it opens the coca cola haha
$16K until the 100% tariff being added to electric vehicles from China! But this is HUGE. I predicted some time back, 2025 would be the year we see humanoid robot sales take off.
Boston Dynamics: "LOoK! Our robot can get up all by itself"
Chinese Bot: "Our bot can do Kung-fu, make a cake and karate chip a coke bottle"
Boston Dynamics:
LOL!
If Unitree is revealing this, that means they probably have a more advance one in the garage. A little while ago they were showing off the H1 Robot running really fast, now this. This was a complete surprise out of the blue sort of thing. I think Unitree could be the DJI of humanoid robots. We'll see.
17:54. If that doesn’t scare you you’re an idiot :P
4ft tall is perfect for house. Starts its day cooking you breakfast and making you coffee, then you leave for work. While you’re at work, it washes your dirty clothes, towels and bedding. Then it folds clothes and puts fresh sheets on bed. Sweeps and mops floors. Then, it starts dinner so when you come home from a long day, dinner is done and the house is spotless.
It’s not at this point yet but you can see, that at 60k it would be an instant success. So many households would start making payments for this level of convenience.
China doesn’t have access to advanced Ai chips
@@itzapeezacake580 They don't need it. You buy the bot and hook it up to whatever brain you want via cloud compute.
"While you’re at work"
@@civismesecret2795 I see what you did there lol
Can a 4’1 robot even work on a standard Western countertop/sink/stove? What’s the “armpit height” on that little thing?
One day soon, we will all have professional chefs in our kitchen prepping dinner.
it's already obsolete check the pipedream startup they build pipe delivery systems
until they become sentient and refuse to be slaves lol
Great update Herbert. These bots are getting pretty impressive
21:31 US build drones are upward of 100k plus from millitary complex, but DJI can build it at $300 that is more reliable, ragged and functional. China and the US on a complete different scale when it comes to advance tech production.
Someone loves the CCP.
Unitree is really doing a great job . Actually,at least I can feel robot market wont be a monopoly market.
For the US is will be.
Like the US government would let Chinese sell their bots in the US.
The price will stay high in the US unlike in China which will become the most competitive robot market in the world.
Just like evs.
It would be nice to see someone purchase this bot and create some videos putting it through the paces. That will help us assess whether this bot could start to do useful tasks in the home. And see how easy it is to program and control.
How can you build a robot for $16K? By having robots build the robots.
Bot 👆
@@jmatt98 I ain't no stinkin' bot.
It would be way cheaper if bots were building bots, and bots were mining the materials and trucks that were autonomous were transporting them
@@jmatt98
Bot 👆
Lot of nuances!! thanks for your content.
The size can be a feature rather than a drawback, depending on other factors like battery life, strength etc. being able to get into smaller storage spaces like those bunker shelves for instance. I’m not saying whether I’m optimistic or pessimistic about this as opposed to other bots but it will be judged based on what it can do in the end, rather than what we think about it.
amazing, thanks for your podcast.
I guess this would feel a bit safer perception-wise. Rather than a full sized bot. A 4 ft, 35kg bot looks less aggressive.
Heard of 100 1 ft tall horses. Terrifying. 🤣
I will order one immediately if I read carefully the spec about soldering 😊
Fantastic! Can't wait to play around with this one.
… can’t wait to see your wife play around with this one
25:22 the business end of working fast is for scouting and demonstrates stability with speed probably more useful than 5 fingers. The hand join it can also attach tools other than a hand, so it can perform specialized operations. I think the ability to swap tools for the hand would be a game changing evolution.
As always, what really counts is the brain.
That's why I nagged my revivifier until Doc got me a new one! 🧠
One strategic move could be that Unitree is wanting their AI robot training platform to be used by a lot of developers, companies and labs. In that way they get a first-mover advantage in a market that likely will become huge.
Ok, so basically, Star Wars Attack Droids. It looks like the next big military thing, besides energy weapons and stealth/space stuff, will be who can make the baddest battle Droid. Can't wait to see that. But you know it's going to bad and scary.
The Chinese will be leader in humanoid robots the same way they are becoming the leader of the EV car industry. Good products at a much better price than the competition. Unfortunately, affordable humanoid robots may not be available in the USA because of protectionnist laws.
Labor disruption will be fiercely resisted in the US. Meanwhile China will surge.
You mean, fortunately. It’s about privacy. Also, yes you DO protect your market when the competitor plays unfairly.
China doesn’t have access to advanced Ai chips and will not be able to play at a higher level. The software training is what will make the difference, not the hardware.
@@fractalelf7760 To be spied by China or the US is the same. Protecting your market means that you pay more for everything. It is how people get poor.
@@mikhailbulgakov1472 No it’s not.
The Chinese know how to mass produce and this type of humanoid robots it’s just the begging, the cost dramatically drop ones this bots start assembling them self’s and other products , welcome to the singularity 😅
It can statically balance without having to alternate steps in still position.
Thanks Guys. As Scott points out, there is that shot with the bot and the pole, then in the next frame thousands of bots with poles, an army so to speak. And Scott points out 'that ninja thing'. The bigger bot looks like a version of robocop, much slimmer but just as menacing, with clubs for hands. Then there's the still with the bot doing a kick boxing move. And the walnut smashing demo. One customer will be crowd control. Speaking just for myself, the room has gotten chilly all of a sudden.
did you mean to arrive at a conclusion here or did you just want to recap the original video
feels like you ditched your train of thought right after you started
@@minhuang8848 nah I am with him. Seems to me like a veiled threat by China letting us know that they are moments away from an android army. Leave Taiwan alone. 😅
If it can run that fast it can help a child learn to ride a bike
If it can do any $8/hr job then it would be worth buying. Until then it’s just a toy.
Customer service
If they can train it to play catch or kick a ball around a garden, play tag etc it would be the ultimate kids Christmas present!
A pricy one, even If the price gors down by 90%.
Hope you're kidding lmao
There are many tasks that humans do in which they use their chins to temporarily hold whatever it is they are manipulating, momentarily freeing their hands to further manipulate it (e.g., folding laundry). Do any of these robots have jointed heads that can hold things under their chins?
you could put a hand on its chin...
thank u so much for the content , maybe its a good investment opportunity
How much of the footage was sped up?
Looks good.
only a matter of time before they give it wheels for feet and drone like capibilities....could you imagine a rolling, flying robot! The future is going to get really trippy!!
How are you guys not addressing the massive red flag that the promo video shows an army of their robots utilizing staffs & demonstrating coordinated martial arts capabilities. This is literally front and center in their promo material.
I’m skeptical on pricing. Even the Go2 quadruped was not available for under $5k in the US.
Where can we buy it?
I would be more impressed if they showed the robot cleaning up after itself.
I am pretty sure the future of bots will be in 3d printing.
The first humanoid robot was named Herbert.
Looking at the punches, seems a blurring around the impact. A bit of creative editing there?. If so maybe assume the same for the kick.
I predicted weeks ago that eventually the Unitree humanoid will be under $10k.
In Fahrenheit 451 there's a robotic hound dog that hunts down criminals. It has good scent detection, is very fast, and its teeth are syringes. At $1600 even the neighborhood drug dealer could afford a robodog pack, so that's something to look forward to.
Yeah, another good point we kind of want the robots filling in human positions to be of the average human height. If we get to the point where we start building the job to suit the robot we'll lose the human form factor, and if at any point human labor is required to fill in for robots the job will have to be designed to suit a human.
Until you can give voice commands like, "clean up kitchen" or 'cook me a waffle" or "go and gather all the dirty clothing from every room and do laundry" and have robot dependably execute the task, it's going to be just a toy.
I understand weight and price are important, but why is it so short? I think 5'5 is a good height without adding too much cost and weight.
Weight is a huge factor in energy consumption. Costs less to manufacture. People are also way more likely to not be as worried. Smaller is friendlier. I think small is the future of all of these bots. It just needs to be tall enough for most task. 4.5ft might be ideal.
Do you see the arms is reach has to be amazing
Aftermarket extended legs. Thats where the money is :)
Hot topic
I will believe it when I see it.
Now I am really curious what will be real price of Tesla bot. Like even if it will be that 20000 dollars, G1 is still cheaper then. But I think price of 16000 dollars is really great news as this will be either price which others will want get to it or even get under it for more attractives and just be more cheaper then G1. Really glad competion in humanoid robots is getting heating up. Looking forward to few next years
Are there US tariffs on humanoid robots from China yet?
I don't think there is because no Chinese humanoid robots is available yet. But I guess the US will put tariff so that American billionnaires can make more money selling their products at an inflated price instead of working harder to comptete
If Huawei was such a cybersecurity risk… now imagine the unitree bot with cameras, sensors, and shadow warrior skills
It's a necessary stepping stone. Let people with more money than sense buy it. I'd rather wait five years for a bot that's got proven usefulness. I can't help thinking this model would be more frustrating than useful. It's a novelty.
i want one
it looks like rendered graphics
I feel like a crazy person. All of their videos look like CGI.
I want one for a body guard
Until they run out of batterys lol
self charging?
Do we really want gongfu bots running around with agi? Where is the safety guardrails?
Some regular Mike Tyson blows right there...
Light enough to move is great. Into the storage space of a vehicle.
More impressively is packing them for shipping. 20 on a pallet will save loads of shipping costs!
Send them on mass to a country to control a population... oh wait people will be paying for that 😆
Im saving for a house but this will be a better investment then a house.
How come robotics is all about humanoids and there is no work on something like a Star Wars R2 unit?
they wanna break the market, watch tarrifs on import go up, we humans can do so much collectivly if we put our competition aside
I need a robo twin lol
@herbert I wish you would have posted the link that Scott asked you to rather than saying that you couldn't do it and then telling us how to get to it. You're just assuming that everybody uses X... I don't use x but I would have liked to join. I understand if you didn't have the link directly in front of you to post it but you could have put it in the description of the video or as a tagged comment... I guess at this point I just can't join
Here is the link: x.com/i/communities/1789309628209352718
Thanks 👍
What Unitree rolling out at $16,000... that just might push Optimus out in most markets, obviously the US won't accept them but the rest of the world...
Robot life matters... In the near future.
wow china .. great Work .
I’d buy one.. the guy is holding back the kick and the punch Bruce lee could do better…. also, remember that in an open free market, the price always falls to the marginal cost of production always.
Think about the amount of technology you now have in your iPhone. I think about the cost of that technology (if it even existed) 30 years ago in real terms, you’re probably talking about quarter of $350k dollar worth of technology in an iPhone for $1000 today
We want robot girlfriends.. !!!!!!!!!
Grab my VISA!!
Can't wait for a robot to do all the household chores. What a time to be unemployed and homeless!
3 finger Robot ninja turtles...
70lbs is hardly very light, would love to see you carry him a few hundred yards
Add telepresence and work from home ticks all boxes use ai and vr, hand motion voice and motion- no reason to come to work
It's a child sized robot. This will be illegal in USA at least for a while. Silicone sex dolls are currently required to be 5'7" tall so they are going to require your sex robot to be adult sized also.
fake news
@@civismesecret2795 They are going to let you put a dress on it and make it talk in a child's voice and call you daddy?
Focus on higher good things.
@@nzzenith I think it makes complete sense for it to be smaller don't get me wrong. I just think this could be an issue. You can say well it's not a sex robot. If it can wash a cucumber, it's a sex robot.
@@sdickinson5234 im pretty sure your additiction will lead u to gehenna.
cheaper than hiring workers!
Herbert uneasy about engineer kicking robot off-balance. It's a machine! Not a person! 😂
one day they will see this videos and kill us all :/
Robot punisher, is a new job type that's been created by this industry. It will get weird as they start to look more like us..
At that height it doesn't seem too useful in a kitchen with normal height counters.
it can step on something to be tall enough if needed.
US companies train their bots in house whereas Chinese companies distribute them to companies and Universities to accelerate development.
Like Fourier Intelligence.
Tesla bought the first one available.....maybe??
bots spies!
Did they? Ket me see the link, and a shipping time, or I calling total bullshit...
Sell the robo-dog for $1600 but charge $20/month subscription.
Flick babe - like what the fuck. Guess what, $15,000 I’m selling out of my garage, Customized Robots…. and spray painted any color you like. It’smade with 100% recycled parts. I’m recycling old Hoovers, Atari game stations and wind up taco toy trucks.
But they will make 100,000 by the time you make one.
Make our society lazier then it already is.
So, you guys believe that sorting objects is more impressive and involves more precision than soldering tiny cables? You guys are funny; all these so-called advanced robots you guys brag about have only been sorting objects. Unitree is showing you a robot soldering, and you say it is less impressive?
It’s the fear of the low price.
They wanna make sure you don’t expect the Tesla bot to be priced similarly.
US companies don’t want price competition. Always keep up the monopolies.
That’s why he’s implying that it’s a Ford Fiesta compared to the Lamborghini that is Optimus.
In terms of capabilities, it’s faster than Tesla and has rotating limbs like Boston. Low weight increases battery life,Unitree will get a ton of data and help from college students.
It’s the fear of the price I’m telling you!!
@fredericoduvel3092 wait till they find out America will throw a Tariff on it and we can't get it for less that 30k
@@theroleplayerx815 it will limit consumer/companies choice and hike up the price.
China will become the most competitive Robot Market in the world, cause they let anybody in and they all have to compete.
It’s evs all over again.
It may even affect the US economy, less bots-lower productivity- lower gdp
It’s a transformer…
Look Guys, all companies are ahead of Tesla lol somebody’s gonna say that crap
Is it crap though? We’ve only seen a few janky teleoperated vids from Tesla..
Optimus is miles ahead.
@michaelholmes8848 dreaming. They still have someone to the side operating it 😅
@@nzzenith and? It shows how physically capable it will be once fully trained and autonomous.
@@michaelholmes8848 is miles behind this one and others. But will catch up.
사이버 트럭 램프업 좀 알아봐요.
Needed a car now I need a bot instead
They wolill make multiple versions, its funny how some of them have just empty gloves for hands. I would jot use those crude grippers outside factory setting either. But the rest is pretty impressive.
Included, Lo Mein & Kun Fu lessons for free.
All-in-one, Tesla and Boston Dynamics copy machine
No
It seem overly aggressive. Crude. No precision ... Compared to Tesla and Boston Dynamics.
LoL 16 thousand 😅😅😅what can it do for that much
Diddly squat.
I want the whole spec. If he needs to upgrade software from time to time like Windows😊... I don't need it.
Leave labrats buy it😊
我愛AI機器人，期待AI機器人趕快出來解放可憐人類，不想一輩子當金錢的奴隸，可以讓人類獲得真正靈魂自由。
그리고 미국인들 왜 안뭉쳐? 중국은 세계 다 잡아 먹을라고 전기차로 똘똘다 뭉쳤는데...그 좋은 테슬라를 놔두고...그 좋은 가격에..뭐하냐? 바보들인가?
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Why is the lighting so poor? Too many shadows. What are they hiding? It looks more like stop motion film making.
Now i Understand how 🇨🇳 will Destroy 🇺🇸 Industrial Manufacturing Base and its Economy,if this 🇨🇳 Company or similar can Sell 🤖 Product @ this Price Point and AI software too boot, 🇺🇸 has lost the Game even before they enter the field, What 🇺🇸 Don't understand is 🇨🇳 Population size and Purchasing Power, 🇨🇳 company's can push product out onto their vast market place and iterate faster from having Massive Consumer feedback
People pay twice as much for real dogs. Robot dogs are for people who hate cleaning up dog poo.
"It's not clear how you teach this thing" well, it is in your phone right? it is in your house, yah?
Pretty sure the cell connection Has To go back to home for 'updates/diagnostics' all to 'assist' in training it to meet your special individual needs. Also pretty sure it is data mining All your behaviour, voice, ideas for training the Central AI in Shenzhen.
Please stop playing dumb that you do not see the Macro.
The sooner Everyone gets a NeuraLink implant the better.