Chinese Humanoid Robot Chases Wild Boars Out of Poland's Capital 0 33

The Chinese company Unitree Robotics is one of the most well-known manufacturers of humanoid robots in the world. More and more videos related to such robots are appearing on social media, showcasing their sometimes unconventional behavior. One such video went viral and was filmed in Poland's capital, Warsaw, reports Focus.

The video shows the humanoid robot Unitree G1, equipped with artificial intelligence and created by the Chinese company Unitree Robotics, chasing a small group of wild boars in an empty parking lot in Warsaw. The robot, named Edward Warchocki, is captured on video. "I’m herding wild boars into the forest," reads the comment on the video. Indeed, the wild boars seem to be fleeing from the robot. At the end of the video, the robot raises its fist in the air, possibly out of frustration (if it can feel such an emotion), when the wild boars escape.

zaganiam dziki do lasu pic.twitter.com/Pjxkn0kfob

— Edward Warchocki (@edwardwarchocki) April 12, 2026

In Warsaw, there is an ongoing battle against the proliferation of several thousand wild boars that continue to consider the city their home, leading to attempts at extermination, including culling in residential areas. However, chasing boars with slow bipedal robots is unlikely to change much in this situation.

In fact, the story with this robot is part of a broader marketing strategy in Warsaw, as Edward Warchocki even visited the Polish parliament last month after becoming a viral sensation in the country.

In previous videos, the robot appeared on stage accompanied by a singer, chased marathon runners, and made statements to the press alongside local politicians, as seen in the video below.