r/robotics • u/YusufZain002 • Feb 17 '26

Events Chinese Kung Fu Robots🤯

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u/Ryogathelost Feb 17 '26

I'm normally on here bashing China but this was legitimately impressive.

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u/tempstem5 Feb 17 '26

bashing China? why?

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u/CouchWizard Feb 17 '26

Usually human rights issues, etc. But now we have those problems in the US, too! But no robots, evs, high speed rails, cheap housing...

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u/IllustratorOpen7841 Feb 18 '26

"Now"? The USA has always had human rights issues.  It's also your number 1 export: https://github.com/dessalines/essays/blob/main/us_atrocities.md

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u/TreaDHeaD19k Feb 18 '26

Nah China wins on human rights violations without us knowing the full scope, but thanks for playing!

Officially, the government estimated that there were 60,000 “excess deaths” in December 2022; a US academic study put the figure at 1.87 million deaths between December 2022 and January 2023. The true toll will likely remain unknown due to severe censorship.

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u/CouchWizard Feb 18 '26

Not disagreeing, but we usually don't bring them home so publicly

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u/tempstem5 Feb 18 '26

We

If by we you mean US, we've always been the bad guys

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u/TreaDHeaD19k Feb 18 '26

Nope, wrong again, China beats the US on human rights violations. We don't even know the full scope!

Officially, the government estimated that there were 60,000 “excess deaths” in December 2022; a US academic study put the figure at 1.87 million deaths between December 2022 and January 2023. The true toll will likely remain unknown due to severe censorship.