@interestingengineering: ETH Zurich's Robotic Systems Lab has built a control system that lets Unitree's G1 humanoid climb ladders, cross stepping stones, crawl, vault and stand back up after falls. An attention-based contact planner predicts where nine body parts should touch the terrain next, and in simulation the system cleared eight composite obstacle courses 92.5% of the time, against 58.8% for a baseline method.

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Puddlejumper :

Now give it a gun 👀

2026-10-28 13:05:47

Dean72 :

We are living the in the Jetsons

2026-10-28 02:43:41

abo masa🤪☝️💫 :

Amazing content! I really love how you share creative ideas, interesting inventions, and amazing technology. Keep inspiring us! 👏🔥

2026-10-30 04:17:00

parker thueson :

we’re done.

2026-10-29 04:27:12

Lynn :

Fantastic. 😁

2026-10-28 06:39:15

ryozettz :

Let ai arise

2026-10-27 23:05:29

Jimbabwe :

SpazBot 3000

2026-10-30 16:15:31

Iciraku ramen :

great, we are close to this

2026-10-28 08:50:06

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