World’s first human-like robot, which can do this work on its own, video goes viral
A video of a Chinese company has gone viral, in which several robots are shown together. These robots are being prepared for industrial work. In the coming days, these robots will work in factories and companies on a large scale. UBTech company has also received orders for robots on a large scale.
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Video of UBtech robot surfaced. (Photo: Youtube/BTECH Robotics)
A video is going viral on the internet, in which many humanoid robots are shown. Many users on social media have named it Robot Army, but it has been prepared by UBTech company.
UBTech has shared the video on its official YouTube channel. The company has shown many robots in the video. These are industrial robots. The company has shown the features, coordination and battery changing capabilities of these robots.
Many people are surprised to see the robot
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Many people are surprised to see the robots being prepared by UBTech together. The robots shown in the video are in white colour. All the robots are standing in a straight line and stepping together in rhythm. They do moments together, which shows that they are doing many things well. After this, all the robots climb onto a truck, after which many trucks are shown. However, it is difficult to confirm whether this video is real or AI generated.
Robots will be seen in China’s factory
Robots will soon be seen working on a large scale in Chinese factories and companies. For this, Chinese companies will employ humanoid robots in their factories and floors. China’s UBTech company has received orders worth more than 800 million yuan (about Rs 993 crore).
Walker S2 is an advanced robot
Under the order, orders are being received for Walker S2 model, which is an advanced robot. The company has claimed for this robot that it is the world’s first humanoid robot, which can change its battery on its own.
Large level Walker S2 will be produced
The company has recently told that now it is going to start large-scale production of humanoid robot Walker S2. The company has recently announced a new partnership. For this, a deal of 126 million yuan has been signed for the data-collection center project. Apart from this, other deals have also been done.
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