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Chinese robots compete in tennis and track events at World Humanoid Robot Games

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The World Humanoid Robot Games, held in Beijing, showcased advancements in robotics through various sports competitions. A notable event included a tennis match where a robot developed by Galbot demonstrated its capabilities, though it also highlighted remaining challenges such as balance issues and battery life. The games featured over 600 teams and 2,000 robots competing in sports like running, football, table tennis, and combat, alongside scenario-based tasks for industrial and domestic applications. AI

IMPACT Highlights advancements and remaining challenges in humanoid robot capabilities for sports and practical applications.

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Chinese robots compete in tennis and track events at World Humanoid Robot Games

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Howard Liu ·

    Chinese robots tackle tennis, smash track records at World Humanoid Robot Games

    A tennis ball flew across the net. On the other side, a humanoid robot crouched, shuffled sideways in a series of quick steps, adjusted its position and swung its racquet to send the ball back. The robot traded forehands and backhands with human players during singles and mixed-d…

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