Chinese humanoid robots smash human records in 100m sprint, high jump at Beijing robot games
Asia-Pacific5 sources5 countries25m ago
On Saturday in Beijing, Chinese humanoid robots broke multiple human athletic records on the opening day of the World Humanoid Robot Games, an Olympics-like event showcasing the growing speed and capabilities of humanoid robots.
Among the notable achievements, the Tiangong Ultra robot completed a 100-meter sprint in 9.39 seconds, surpassing Usain Bolt's human world record of 9.58 seconds. The event also featured humanoid robots breaking human records in the high jump.
According to reports, the Tiangong Ultra's 9.39-second run marks a dramatic performance leap compared to the competition's previous iteration last year, highlighting rapid technological advancements in Chinese robotics.
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Kathmandu Post (Kathmandu, Nepal) (NP)Emphasizes the rapid year-over-year technological leap and China's expanding robotics competition.
KSL (Salt Lake City, US) (US)Frames the event through its 'Olympics-like' atmosphere and multi-sport record-breaking.
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