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The handstand function requires the robot to be supported by only two legs, drastically shrinking the support area and turning the system into an underactuated state, requiring real-time adjustment of joint angles and torques to keep the zero moment point (ZMP) within the support region.
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10/24/2026
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Unitree Go2 Quadruped Robot Hands-On: New Cross-Step and Handstand Features
bilibili农家好物直选10/22/2026
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