LimX Dynamics Unveils Dynamic Testing of Humanoid Robot CL-1

For the first time, ‪@LimXDynamics‬ has showcased a test of its humanoid robot, codenamed CL-1.
CL-1 is one of the few humanoid robots around the world that achieves dynamic stair climbing based on real-time terrain perception, mainly thanks to LimX Dynamics' advanced motion control and AI algorithms, along with proprietary high-performing actuators and hardware system.
Active Environment Perception: Clear Insight into Discrete Terrains
Next-gen Hardware: Building the Backbone of Whole-Body Dynamic Motion
General AI Algorithms: Unleashing Generalization Capabilities
LimX Dynamics focuses on developing motion control algorithms, utilizing General AI to unlock the powerful generalization of humanoid robots as the optimal physical embodiment of AGI (Artificial General Intelligence). CL-1 has taken a significant step forward to become the next widely used intelligent terminal besides cars and smartphones in the future.

[@chaosfire321]

Definitely one of the neater humanoids I've seen in the past few months. Keep up the great work!

[@renegadeprince100]

Boring presentation though

[@dbn3865]

Nester in What?

[@GalactoCorporation]

Of the humanoid robots I've seen, this one has some of the coolest head and torso regions I've seen. The legs are a bit short and nubby, but I'm sure you'll figure it out. It also appears to be a zero moment walker. If you want to make it more natural and cool, I would recommend a neurally driven walking system!

[@Danuxsy]

yeah it can't walk like that it's embarassing

[@chaosfire321]

Yeah, I've noticed a lot of the unveiled humanoids in the last year or so (Fourier, 1x, etc.) do the faceless black screen for a head and while it was neat at first, it gets pretty boring by now.

[@Hardwareai]

Looks futuristic! I like it. But the locomotion still needs some work. Do you use Reinforcement Learning (I guess you do...)?

[@skydivekrazy76]

Good work. Thank you for helping to build the future!

[@barriewright2857]

I thought this was going to take decades. But it looks like it's going to be months, years. The question is who is going to come out first with the model T of robot for everyone. Who ever achieves that monumental moment will dominate the domestic and industrial markets for decades. Obviously the limes motor movement needs more development and research, to iron out the kinks. But from what I can see it's okay just more work to polish it up. The Robots are coming the Robots are coming ! .

[@cabnbeeschurgr6440]

Looks like the new Atlas model from boston dynamics is going to be an actual product, unlike the previous one which was just a research platform. Crazy how much stuff can develop in a few months

[@TheAiGrid]

No way this is so cool

[@bloodust7356]

No way, you here !

[@shacks-b3b]

This is exciting and great, would love to work with you guys someday! :))

[@ALFAHOBBIES]

That's the way my uncle walked home after getting drunk at the bar.

[@DIEGOLUNFERTA]

I think we just need to name our project with " Dynamics " for being brilliant ^^

[@lifer9883]

I watched Honda robot for three years walking upstairs and here we are still this day watching robots go upstairs 😮

[@jim9219771]

This is what they're showing. I can only imagine what developments and breakthroughs are being made that they aren't showing. As cool as this is, exoskeletons that augment human capabilities are another area that's incredibly promising.

[@pureone5692]

my wife is perfect

[@liangcherry]

Good video!

[@lancethrustworthy]

It's 'location altering', not walking. It isn't using its forward momentum to walk as we do. I was hoping it was going to reach up and detach all connections, then do a flip. Oh well.

[@SAMZIRRA]

The "crapped my pants" droid

[@interestedinstuff]

Looks to me like we are going to have as many bipedal robot styles as cars. Some with short legs, some with longer legs. Some with beautiful fairings and guards, some with lovely machines parts, and some with fabric to hide all the pinch points. I am looking forward to robots that are prepared to almost straighten their leg, rather than be super cautious, but that's the future. In the meantime, these little guys and ones like them will be the norm.

[@kokopelli314]

So how is Boston dynamics able to make Atlas walk so fluidly and normally??

[@sasa-tg4od]

But it only appears in ads, and the unitree robot is already up for sale

[@trimefisto7909]

What is inside that "head"? The camera is on it's chest right? So the head is just a ornamentation?

[@lazarusblackwell6988]

Pretty cool

[@traida111]

so when do I have to show these things my ID? and when will they have guns?

[@mrHighLifex]

exactly, end times is incoming

[@guidfridoxciccada]

And, what is the main difference compared to Boston Dynamics' development of bipedal robots? Maybe Chinese engineers developed it in less time than the competing American company? I'm not sure about the development time of the Chinese robot tho.

[@User-kjxklyntrw]

It needs curvy flexible back bones and neck bones, add curvy butt, add front thicker chest, this will balanced the body robot while stand and walk, so it legs can stand straight like human.

[@vladghelu516]

Wellcome!

[@beehappyyooo]

Can’t wait 🦾🤖🤙🏽

[@RECOVER361]

Love it!

[@lazarusblackwell6988]

Old people are going to have a lot of help from robots. Space colonization too. And many other aplications.

[@straighttalk2069]

I can't help comparing humanoid robots to Boston Dynamics and Tesla. Do they have the fluid motion of Boston Dynamic's Atlas or do they have the intelligence and dexterity of Tesla's Optimus.

[@kennethmui88]

Does it really need to move its arms when it walks? It doesn't seem to be apart of balancing the robot because it moves so little.

[@chunyangzhou9144]

No, it doesn't.

[@Hukkinen]

Yeah, I was looking the same.. dynamics of limb movements in relation to balance were not completely integrated, I feel. Perhaps the non-dynamic movements still contribute to the balance though. Nice work 😊

[@akan626]

Walks like a centenarian.

[@cxbmtx7120]

Very nice. For chinese homebuilt tech. Soon it will be the DJI of Robotice

[@phizicks]

um, you tether it in case it falls over, but have you looked at the feet, super small, single plate and seems no sensors on it. the constant marching even when not moving is wasted energy.

[@rongmua6960]

What's the point, put it on a rough terrain, see if it can still walk properly

[@Orioneed_otstal_ot_Halley]

А где тот, который заднее сальто делает?

[@Lipbuzz]

LOLLL. I didnt think they could make a robot that looks any more like he shit his pants…and then this comes aolong.

[@trs4u]

One day I'm going to watch one of these videos and the robot won't be doing the "full nappy" walk.

[@muharremcansu7859]

Terminatör gerçek oluyor. Robotlar dünyayı ele geçirecek!😮😮😮😅😅

[@J.D.Vision]

All of these robots walk like they have poop in their pants.

[@theneedytechie2468]

I love that there are new companies, but what on earth is boston dynamics doing, its like they stopped working 3 years ago. What these new companies are showing has already been done by BD multiple years ago. No point in iterating over the same thing for years. I really wish some of these new companies break the ceiling set by BD

[@mykalkelley8315]

Look up atlas2

[@fiokgoogle8779]

Why allways that brutaly leg bend , almost going on knees. Look menteebot really cool walk.

[@alanday5255]

Why is it walking like it has to poop?

[@a.viktor2947]

Ходит как узбек!

[@canonest]

d455 is the worst camera to build this system. good luck with bright daylight :)

[@ЧерныйСпермий]

Пока что современные роботы ходят как обосранные .надеюсь это скоро изменится

[@bearlyphased]

This only shows you what kind of a elite creator God is... He gave us bipedal ability that can't be recreated. However, I'm looking forward to the day someone actually does it with a robot

[@rocksteel9087]

Yeah that's great but we don't actually walk around in that squat position. ?? I'm gonna need me some westworld style androids. 🤣🤣

[@juanhidgo]

Bidenamics 🤖🤖🤖

[@Smokkedandslammed]

"No, no! Its gonna be used to HELP people! We're here to HELP! We're definitely not going to be bought out by govt entities and help them outfit them to incapacitate people! Its just to move boxes around you silly goose!"

[@iroshadilki3753]

He walks like joe biden 😅

[@FortepianoAlex]

Nice try. Just continue. But from my point of view, Optimus Gen 2 is better right now. You have to increase the dev. speed if you want to catch up Tesla.

[@skydivekrazy76]

That's virtually impossible. Tesla's rate of innovation is beyond what's rational.

[@justtestingonce]

Bullsh$t, you know nothing about robotics. Honda’s Asimo from decades ago is more advanced than Tesla’s robot. You guys blindly follow bullsh$t. Tesla’s robot can’t even walk up stairs, don’t get me started on their sh$tty actuators that are as slow as snails.

[@freddybell8328]

"​@@skydivekrazy76"Speed of thought"

[@cristoferdelacruzhiraldo]

​@@skydivekrazy76🤣🤣

[@alichahin]

Lol

[@犬ハスキー-e5b]

胸に下を向いて付いてるそれ、足元を見てるセンサーだろ？ 本当は股間に付けたかったが、見た目がヤバいから胸に付けたんだろ？ｗ

[@HipHopAndCityGossip]

How am I not impressed? The robot walks like Joe Biden. It’s 2024 robots should not be walking this way if they wanna perfect humanoid robots, we have a long way to go maybe another 100 years perhaps 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@iurie-ttba-planetearth]

🦾

[@aj2228]

sex bots are coming...

[@PreciseBusinessSolutions-b8p]

Not as smooth as Tesla Bot

[@Mr.ChaBuDuo71]

😂😂 it is top tall

[@JigilJigil]

It's so bad.

[@tybost]

Sure it's not the fastest but it's walking and moving its arms untethered. As long as it can prep food, cook food, laundry, etc then I'd pay for it in the end if the price is right. 🤣

[@scottmarlow6018]

So was the model T when it first came out. Now we have the Tesla model S. This bot is like a ferrari in the 1980's.

[@mrHighLifex]

i dont like you guys.

[@AZBINION]

Not impressed