Archive · 30 Dec 2025
Robot Kicks Operator in Groin
A man was wearing a special suit that helps a robot copy his movements.
He kicked his leg high, and the robot copied him.
But the robot's leg hit the man right in the groin, which hurt him a lot.
The robot also copied the man's pain movements, making it look like it was mocking him.
People on the internet found this very funny and shared the video.
The robot is called Unitree G1, and it's very advanced with lots of sensors and can move in many ways.
Some people joked that the man was the first to kick himself in the groin.
A man wearing a motion capture suit was kicked in the groin by a Unitree G1 robot mimicking his movements.
The robot's advanced sensors and 23 degrees of freedom in its joints allowed it to copy the man's actions precisely.
The video was shared on BiliBili and Bluesky, attracting humorous reactions from netizens.
The robot also mimicked the man's pain movements, adding to the comedic effect.
The Unitree G1 robot weighs 35 kilograms and is 4.33 ft tall, with advanced perception systems including a 3D LiDAR sensor and a depth-sensing camera.
- Who
- A man wearing a motion capture suit and a Unitree G1 robot
- What
- The robot kicked the man in the groin while mimicking his movements
- When
- The exact date is not specified, but the video went viral recently
- Where
- The location is not specified, but the video was shared on BiliBili and Bluesky
- Why
- The robot was mimicking the man's movements, which resulted in the kick
- Robot Model
- Unitree G1
- Robot Weight
- 35 kilograms
- Robot Height
- 4.33 ft
- Degrees of Freedom
- 23
- Sensors
- 3D LiDAR, depth-sensing camera
- Motion Capture Suit
- Records body movements, converts to digital motion data
- Video Platforms
- BiliBili, Bluesky, X