Chinese Humanoid Robot Team Wins First Weightlifting Title After Lifting 16kg · TechNode
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Wild Scenes as Robot Taken Out of Competition by Stretcher at Chinese Olympics
Humanoid robots have been turning heads at China’s second robot Olympics edition, but not every moment has gone according to plan. Just two days after beating Usain Bolt’s 100m record, a very different scene unfolded when another robot competing in weightlifting lost its balance and crashed into the judges’ table. The incident took place on August 24, 2026, at Beijing’s National Speed Skating Oval, the same venue used during the 2022 Winter Olym…
China is hosting a robot championship. This is the second season of the World Humanoid Robot Championship. During this period, robots have broken numerous records. There was even an incident where a robot, carrying a weight, stumbled to the judges' table.
Chinese humanoid robot team wins first weightlifting title after lifting 16kg · TechNode
A robot from the Beijing Humanoid–HUST team won the first humanoid robot weightlifting title after lifting 16 kilograms, according to a competition report. The robot started with a 15-kilogram weight and added weight until completing the 16-kilogram lift. The event is part of the second World Humanoid Robot Games, which includes 51 competitions and more than 2,000 robots from 16 countries.
Humanoid robots compete in weightlifting debut at World Robot Games
Humanoid robots have competed in a weightlifting event for the first time at the World Humanoid Robot Games at Beijing's National Speed Skating Oval. Four robots entered the heavyweight competition, each starting with a 15kg barbell. During one lift, a humanoid robot lost its balance and toppled toward the judges' table. Officials immediately halted the competition and declared the attempt over. Other events included cheerleading and bottle-open…
In Beijing, humanoid robots engage in an amazing test of artistic gymnastics, between jumps, deer and even falls. In the race, even 400 metres of obstacles, with machines called to run, climb and overcome different paths. The World Humanoid Robot Games, in the second edition, competes robots developed by universities and companies around the world.
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