Robots Monitor Chinese F1

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Chinese cops show off robot officer and dog at F1 Grand Prix

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Robot G1 and dog-link GO2 made by Chinese robotics firm Unitree .

Unitree claims that the G1 , which is 130cm ( 4ft 3in) tall, can carry up to 3kg ( 6.6lbs ) and can move up to 2m/s ( 5mph ) The GO2 , meanwhile, is claimed to be able to carry 12kg (26lbs) The robots were spotted monitoring the Chinese Grand Prix at the Shanghai International Circuit .