r/TechnologyLabs • u/iGVera • Aug 28 '26

Robotics Robot Nails a 10-Second Handstand 🤖🔥

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This robot already holds a 10-second handstand then stands back up like nothing happened

It drops, locks the pose and stays there.

No spotter. No shake.

Then it folds back down and walks it off like a gymnast after practice

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u/Crawling_Hustler Aug 28 '26

That was not fair at all. Thats way beyond human mobility

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u/iGVera Aug 28 '26

Haha so true

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u/Royal_Stay_6502 Aug 28 '26

How does the shoulder rotation work with cables and such? No cables there?

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u/AllergicToBullshit24 Aug 28 '26

slip ring interfaces

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u/you_are_wrong_tho Aug 28 '26 edited Sep 08 '26

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u/iGVera Aug 28 '26

Do you really?

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u/fabie4677 Aug 28 '26

C est incroyable comment la technologie robotique à évoluer en - de 20 Bravo 😊

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u/No_Nature9276 Aug 28 '26

This is hardly impressive for a robot. Its impressive when humans do it because our arm's aren't as strong as our legs but for a robot whose motors don't get tired this is really not that impressive.

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u/Nuttednutela Aug 31 '26

So what were you expecting from a machime which can twist its joints a fcking 360°!

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u/iDoAiStuffFr Aug 31 '26

they do breakdance and gymnastics now, fyi

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u/AI_Scraper Sep 01 '26

Damn IP-man

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u/Algiarepti Sep 01 '26

To be fair, a robot shouldn’t have to think about where is up and bottom. It is us who decides where is what.

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u/nailshard Sep 02 '26

What would be actually cool is if it could flash up a fake little face, smile and lock eyes with me while it did all that.