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Meizu uses a robot to do the drop tests of the Meizu Note 16 Pro

Smartphone drop tests are carried out by automated machines in a lab – but what if you get a sci-fi looking robot to do it instead? Someone who hasn’t seen The Terminator thought that it was a good idea to hand a Meizu Note 16 Pro to a Unitree G1 robot and tell it to drop it from different heights to see if it breaks. The Meizu Note 16 series will be unveiled on May 13, by the way.





The Meizu Note 16 series will be unveiled on Tuesday

The 1m drop test goes okay and so does the 1.5m test – that’s head height for the robot (the G1 is no Arnold). The next test is from 3m – all the...


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