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A Unitree Robotics H1 humanoid robot, developed and produced in Hangzhou, China, was seen exhibiting "erratic behavior" in a video circulating on X.
Footage circulating on X, shared by one user, alleged the incident was caused by "imperfect coding."
Unitree's H1 robot is listed for $90,000 on its website. A note underneath the price reads: "Not include customs duties. Please comply with local customs laws, pay customs duties, and clear the goods."
Good luck if you buy one of these.
