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Video shows Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot running, cartwheeling and breakdancing.
Chinese company Unitree has been doing some incredible work lately with its short, lightweight G1 humanoid.
Atlas is one of the first humanoids we've seen that walks with a bit of swagger instead of looking like it's soiled itself.
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