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Move over, Usain Bolt: Humanoid robots smash human records at Beijing games

The performance surpassed the 9.58-second men’s 100-meter world record set by Usain Bolt.

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Humanoid robot outruns Usain Bolt record as China races ahead

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China’s record robotic strides show the limits of human speed

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A robot sprinter shatters a 100-meter record again as sparks fly at China’s robot competition

BEIJING (AP) — A robot sprinter broke another 100-meter record on Wednesday at a showcase of China's growing technological prowess.

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Humanoid robot shatters 100-meter record again before crashing out in flames

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Weightlifting debuts at World Humanoid Robot Games in China

Interesting Engineering on MSN

New robot system helps humanoids master acrobatics without training each move

Researchers have developed a new framework that enables humanoid robots to perform agile, humanlike

The ‘robot Olympics’ were spectacular – but will this technology end up helping humans?

Getting a robot to run 100m faster than Usain Bolt is impressive. But how about a humanoid that can make you a cup of tea in your own kitchen?

CNET

The Robots Are Stumbling on Their Way to the Revolution

No one said the humanoid robot revolution would be easy — startups are facing roadblocks on their drive to create a true chore helper.

Interesting Engineering on MSN

New NVIDIA framework could help robots learn to move through new places

Researchers have developed an AI agent-driven approach that could make it easier to train

Fox News

Warehouse robots move packages without human handoff

A busy warehouse loading dock can be a grind. Trucks pull up. Packages pour in. Workers have to move fast, lift heavy boxes and keep everything flowing before the next trailer arrives. That part of the warehouse has always been one of the hardest places to ...

New Atlas

Wheel-legged robot dog dumps packages – and ads

Today, you can buy almost anything with a few clicks on your phone. Online shopping has created millions of small deliveries, and a lot of them could be handled more efficiently if humans had a little mechanical help.