BEIJING: For the first time in the world, two robots are ready to face off in a boxing match
So far, boxing matches have only been held between two humans.
But now, for the first time in the world, two robots will face each other in a boxing ring.
Yes, indeed, the Chinese robotics company Unitree has announced the live streaming of the world’s first robot boxing match.
This match has been named “Unitree Iron Fist King”, and it will take place next month in May.
The company has released a promotional video showing the robots practicing with a human and other robots. However, the company has not yet revealed further details about the match, such as the specific robot models that will be used.
It is highly likely that the company will use Unitree G1 robots, which are 4.3 feet tall.
However, the H1 robots may also be used, which stand at 5 feet 11 inches tall.
The H1 robots are the company’s most advanced robots, equipped with artificial intelligence technology and other cutting-edge features.
The promotional video offers a glimpse of what the robot boxing match will look like.
The video suggests that compared to humans, robots react more slowly and find it difficult to maintain balance after taking a punch.
However, the video does show that the robots are quite skilled in using Kung Fu moves.
This Chinese company has been working on robots for quite some time, aiming to make their physical movements as human-like as possible.
That’s why the robots have been trained to walk, dance, and perform various actions just like humans.
