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It seems that humanid robots have a long way to go before holding human athletes.
Beijing E-Town Tech Hub, the first host of the world’s first home host Saturday, accepted what was described as 21 humanoid robots, which competed next to 21,000 people.
The winning robot, Tiangong Ultra, was built by the government’s research institute, was built by X-Humanoid and completed the race in two hours and 40 minutes. This would not be an effective time for a person – the winning male athlete finished an hour and two minutes and completing the half-marathon of random runners (brag alert) normal under two hours.
Tiangong Ultra needed a person’s help to win – a person who advancers on his back, especially on the back, which allows you to imitate the actions of the robot. (Most of the other robots were remotely controlled, with human operators working next to.)
Each robot for at least three hours to complete the race and at least four hours of robots, a four-hour cutting time ahead, According to Bloomberg. Some robots were barely past the start line – for example, Shennong a human support runThen he knocked into a fence and shaken. At a time, a small giant (the shortest opponent, height) stood like a smoke like a smoke.
Beijing E-The Town Humanoid Robot semi-marathon, as well as Chinese companies, as well as robots built by student groups were demonstrated. (Unitree’s G1 robot fell on the starting line, but the company said he used a robot without a customer’s algorithms.)
To compete, robots needed a humanoid appearance and two feet. They ran in a separate, sensitive strip of people, and amazed to reduce the risk they fled to each other. Battery changes were allowed (Tiangong Ultra’s battery was changed three times and the robots can be changed for a period of time.
X-Humanoid General Technology Officer Tang Jiang Reuters reported“” I do not want to boast, but I think that other robotic companies in the West do not match Tiangong’s sports achievements. “
