China Shows Off Record-Breaking Robots at Strategic Games

Human 100m sprint and high jump records beaten at Beijing’s robot games

World Humanoid Robot Games showcase China’s progress in advanced robotics as technology race with U.S. heats up

Humanoid robots break human sprint records

Dozens of humanoid robots and their human operators competed at the World Robot Games over the weekend in a range of events from athletics and boxing to football and martial arts.

At China's 'robot Olympics', humanoids spar, sprint and perform taichi

The five-day World Humanoid Robot Games combine events modelled on human sports with those designed to test the robots in simulated factories, restaurants, offices and in emergency situations.

Humanoid robots outpace human records at World Robot Games in Beijing

World Robot Games in Beijing see humanoid robots outpace human records in sprint and track events, drawing crowds and underscoring China’s robotics ambitions.

China shows off record-breaking robots at strategic games

The five-day World Humanoid Robot Games are underway in Beijing, featuring 51 events, 30 sport competitions and more than 2,000 humanoid robots. They have already revealed the technology can out-run and out-jump humans and that they are capable of sports such as table tennis and soccer. And the machines will also take on human tasks, such as connecting cables or handling packages. For China, the Games are another chance to showcase its competiti…

Humanoid robots are beating human records. Now comes the hard part

China's humanoid robots are competing in sports and factory simulations. These robots demonstrated impressive speed, surpassing human world records in sprints. The games also test robots in practical tasks like packaging and cable connections. This event highlights advancements in China's industrial robotics sector. The true value will be seen when robots solve real-world user problems.