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Footage of the N2 in action has also been publicly released and can be viewed in the video embedded below. In it, the backflipping bot performs a clean flip on a mat. On landing, the robot makes multiple corrections to footing and gait to regain stability, just like a human performing a similar trick. Given the complexity of this seemingly simple action among humans, the team spent many hours training the robot and
NOETIX claims the N2 humanoid can run at speeds of 7.2 miles per hour. At that pace, the diminutive robot would complete a 3.1-mile race in about 26 minutes. Details leaked on social media indicate the N2 features a NVIDIA Jetson, a 18 DOF (degrees of freedom) body and weighs around 44 pounds (20 kg). Following tests, the company says the robot is heading toward mass production and is expected to come with a price tag of 39,000 yuan ($5,500).