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Security researchers say G1 humanoid robots are secretly sending information to China and can easily be hacked
Researchers have uncovered serious security flaws with the Unitree G1 humanoid robot, a machine that is already being used in ...
The new G1 humanoid robot was shoved, kicked and repeatedly knocked to the ground but the scary creation was back on its feet ...
In the background of her video, Fuller can be heard asking if anyone was controlling the robot. No one answered. Later, she ...
While more affordable than other prominent humanoid robots, the Unitree G1 leaks telemetry data, uses static encryption, and can launch attacks, researchers found.
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Cybersecurity Experts Say These Humanoid Robots Secretly Send Data to China and Let Hackers Take Over Your Network
The new academic report, Cybersecurity AI: Humanoid Robots as Attack Vectors by Víctor Mayoral-Vilches, Makris, and Kevin ...
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Video: 'Anti-gravity mode' lets China’s humanoid robot survive repeated kicks
Unitree’s G1 robot can take hits, falls, and shoves, then quickly get back on its feet thanks to Anti-Gravity mode.
Fast forward six months and the G1 robot is showing clear signs of improvement, though admittedly it still needs a few tweaks ...
“Unitree G1 has learned the ‘Anti-Gravity’ mode,” Unitree said in a comment alongside the footage. “Stability is greatly improved under any action sequence, and even if it falls, it can quickly get ...
HANGZHOU, China, Aug. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Robotics maker Unitree is dedicated to its mission of creating fun, friendly, and engaging robots for the public, aiming to bring joy and companionship ...
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