When the World Stopped Laughing at China’s Humanoids
At first, the world laughed at China’s humanoid robotics ambitions. Then the tone shifted as its engineers developed increasingly capable and humanlike machines.
The Fourier GR-1 is a humanoid robot developed by Shanghai-based Fourier Intelligence and unveiled in 2023. Standing about 175 cm (5 feet 7 inches) tall and weighing around 55 kg (121 lbs), it’s designed for research, education, and potential service applications. The GR-1 can walk at speeds up to 5 kilometers per hour and carry loads of up to 50 kg, using advanced balance control and human-like motion algorithms.
At first, the world laughed at China’s humanoid robotics ambitions. Then the tone shifted as its engineers developed increasingly capable and humanlike machines.
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