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Norunama | A humanoid robot that can disarm an attacker and a Chinese company says its new humanoid robot can disarm an attacker and lift a car from a person. Unitary, whose four-legged robots are seen in university labs and police drills, has introduced a new humanoid model called the H2-X and pitched it as a personal protector. What is published is a promotional video. In the video, the robot knocks a knife out of an attacker's hand, slams a car door, lifts the front of the car to free a person trapped underneath, and pulls a pedestrian out of the way of a moving car. Unitary says the robot can stay upright for about eight hours on a single charge, compared to about three hours for the model it's based on. None of these scenes were required by anyone outside the company, and Unitary didn't say the bot made its decisions or moved on from the scenario. The price and launch date have not been announced.

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Norunama | A humanoid robot that can disarm an attacker and a Chinese company says its new humanoid robot can disarm an attacker and lift a car from a person. Unitary, whose four-legged robots are seen in university labs and police drills, has introduced a new humanoid model called the H2-X and pitched it as a personal protector. What is published is a promotional video. In the video, the robot knocks a knife out of an attacker's hand, slams a car door, lifts the front of the car to free a person trapped underneath, and pulls a pedestrian out of the way of a moving car. Unitary says the robot can stay upright for about eight hours on a single charge, compared to about three hours for the model it's based on. None of these scenes were required by anyone outside the company, and Unitary didn't say the bot made its decisions or moved on from the scenario. The price and launch date have not been announced.

Norunama | A humanoid robot that can disarm an attacker and a Chinese company says its new humanoid robot can disarm an attacker and lift a car from a person. Unitary, whose four-legged robots are seen in university labs and police drills, has introduced a new humanoid model called the H2-X and pitched it as a personal protector. What is published is a promotional video. In the video, the robot knocks a knife out of an attacker's hand, slams a car door, lifts the front of the car to free a person trapped underneath, and pulls a pedestrian out of the way of a moving car. Unitary says the robot can stay upright for about eight hours on a single charge, compared to about three hours for the model it's based on. None of these scenes were required by anyone outside the company, and Unitary didn't say the bot made its decisions or moved on from the scenario. The price and launch date have not been announced.

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