A viral video showcases a kickboxing humanoid robot, developed by scientists at SUSTech's ACT Lab in China, effortlessly recovering from a human's flying dropkick.

A new viral video shows a kickboxing and seemingly unstoppable humanoid robot shrugging off a flying dropkick from a human being.

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