Demonstration of boxing skills of the anthropomorphic robot Unitree G1-Boxing
English translation from Unibot. Source published 2025-09-03.
Unitree Robotics has delivered what's been widely anticipated, showcasing new advances in dynamic motion control and intelligent interaction featuring its G1 anthropomorphic boxing robot. The video shows G1's abilities to punch stationary targets (a standing punching bag) and sparring against a human boxer and another G1 robot.
Unitree's new video demonstrating the G1's boxing prowess clearly illustrates the robot's dynamics. Using precise motion capture and real-time motion planning, G1 performs a series of complex movements including striking, dodging and maintaining balance. The robot not only remains stable during simulated battles, but also quickly adjusts its posture depending on external signals, demonstrating flexibility and reliability.
Despite the fact that G1 was repeatedly brought down by humans due to insufficient reaction, accuracy and strength, the robot showed excellent recovery abilities, getting up on its own in approximately four seconds.
At the same time, an upcoming live broadcast dedicated to robot battles was announced, which promises to be a unique spectacle for fans of robotics.
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