Scott: Unitree's H2 tipped a gutted car, not lifted it
Humanoid Scott went frame by frame on Unitree's car-lift clip and says the fulcrum sits forward of the B pillar, meaning the robot tipped a balanced shell. Unitree has not responded.
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Scott maps the fulcrum and says Unitree's H2-X tipped a balanced shell
Humanoid Scott superimposed two frames of Unitree's car-lift clip and says the pivot point sits slightly forward of the B pillar, near the car's center of gravity, not at the rear wheels. He argues it is a gutted junker with the engine pulled, resting on a hidden fulcrum, and that the rear wheels bounce when the robot lifts too far.
The robot did not lift a car. It tipped a balanced shell.