Looks like science fiction: the robot that takes on the role of bodyguard

Chinese company Unitree has unveiled a humanoid robot named H2-X, capable of breaking down doors, performing backflips, and lifting the front of a car. In a video released by the company, the robot is shown acting as a bodyguard, confronting a person armed with a knife. The company did not disclose whether it operates autonomously or is remotely controlled, and the price and launch date have not yet been announced.

Chinese company Unitree has unveiled a humanoid robot named H2-X, capable of breaking down doors, performing backflips, and lifting the front of a car. In a video released by the company, the robot is also shown in the role of a bodyguard, standing up to a person armed with a knife. However, the company did not disclose whether the robot operates autonomously or is remotely controlled, so it remains unclear how it would handle unexpected situations. The price and launch date have not yet been announced.