A new demo in Beijing’s Olympic Forest Park shows a $16,000 Unitree G1 humanoid running, slipping, and popping back up almost instantly, with impressive stability for its price range. With 43 powered joints, high torque motors, 3D LiDAR, and multiple IMUs, it can adjust its posture in real time during impacts. Trained through large scale simulation, it is another sign of how quickly China’s field robots are moving into roles like toll work, logistics, and public service. Media: @unitreerobotics