Chinese scientists have created an innovative cheap work-humanoid Tien Kung Xingzhe

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/8f/71/IB-FR0P9A71H_2715237c.jpg" Alt = "Chinese scientists have created an innovative cheap work-humanoid Tien Kung Xingzhe"/~ 62 < p > Chinese company Ubtech Robotics has introduced a new Humanoid Tien Kungzhe work, the cost of which is 299 & thinsp; 000 yuan (approximately 41 & thinsp; $ 200). Developed in cooperation with the Beijing Innovation Center of Humanoid Robots, the invention is already available for pre -order, and the first supplies are expected in the second quarter of 2025.

~ ~ < p > tien kung Xingzhe has a height of 1.7 meters and is able to develop speeds up to 10 km/h. The design of the work allows it to adapt to a variety of types of surfaces, including stairs, slopes, sand and snow. Thanks to the advanced system of stabilization of humanoid retains balance even during collisions or when overcoming external obstacles.

< P class = "whitespace-pre-wrap break-word" >The new robot operates on & nbsp; the basis of the Huisi Kaiwu system developed by the X-Humanoid center. This Center was founded in & nbsp; 2023 for & nbsp; nbtech, Xiaomi and other companies and specializes in & nbsp; technologies for humanoid work technologies and their application in & nbsp; industry and & < P class = "whitespace-pre-wrap break-words" > Ubtech seeks to make humanoid robots more accessible to a wide range of consumers. Competition at & nbsp; the market is created by Unitree Robotics, which has released the H1 for & nbsp; 650 & thinsp; 000 yuan (approximately 89 & Thinsp; $ 500). These works have already attracted the attention of the public, in particular they were demonstrated on & nbsp; Chinese television during the celebration of Luna New Year.

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