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Two humanoid robots facing each other in a gym-like room, one raising a knee; the poster includes Chinese lettering and the words Unitree H2.

Open the original video and post.

Unitree on Weibo: poster image for the H2/G1 sparring demonstration.

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H2 vs G1: a knee strike lifts both feet, Unitree says

The company presents the sparring exchange as a test of whole-robot reliability and warns viewers not to imitate it.

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The claim behind the clip

Unitree says H2 delivers a knee strike that lifts both of G1’s feet off the ground. That is the manufacturer’s description of the confrontation in its original Chinese Weibo post.

A reliability test

According to Unitree, the test is intended to verify the robot’s overall reliability. Its post asks people not to imitate the action and to use robots in a friendly way.

The linked post does not identify a tournament, a scoring system or a declared winner.

The humanoid in the test

Unitree describes H2 as a 1.8-meter humanoid robot.

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