AI researches | AI on Instagram: "🤯 Bro, this is insane. It stood back up so fast after that fall. No human could ever stand back up this fast, and robotics are only just beginning. Professor He Kong's team from the Active Intelligent Systems (ACT) Lab at the Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) in Shenzhen, China, has released a video showcasing a "violence test" designed to challenge the limits of humanoid robots. 🎥: SUSTech ACT LAB Follow @airesearches to stay updated on

China Insider on Instagram: "💁‍♀️ In a Shenzhen lab, humanoid robots are learning how to take a hit — literally. Researchers at Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech), led by Professor Kong He, are training Unitree G1 humanoids to withstand shoves, kicks, and pushes without losing balance. By syncing advanced control algorithms with real-world force tests, the team is basically teaching robots how to “feel” impact and recover, so they don’t tip over in chaotic environments. Ima