Chinese robot protects owner and lifts cars

Chinese company Unitree has unveiled a new robot called H2-X, known as the "Legendary Kung Fu Guard." It features unconventional capabilities in the humanoid robot market, such as jumping from heights of 4 meters, standing steadily for up to 8 hours, and handling dangerous situations like removing weapons from attackers. The robot uses high resistance and torque capabilities, capable of lifting cars and responding to threats from individuals, with designs indicating potential for advanced protection and rescue missions. However, precise technical specifications, such as the type of artificial intelligence used or its level of autonomy, have not been announced yet, and its level of autonomous decision-making remains unclear. The robot's presentation aims to highlight its practical applications, especially in emergency situations, with warnings against using it without permits or with unsafe modifications.

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