Robotics & hardware ·
How humanoid robots ran 100m in 9.3 seconds
Humanoid robots now cover 100 meters in 9.3 seconds on a real outdoor track. The clip shows multiple units racing side by side in an official-looking competition.
That time puts them past the human world record range. The gait, stride, and balance all look engineered rather than stitched from gameplay.
Source: World Humanoid Robot Games
Made by the original creator. This write-up follows the original post; it is not an independent product test.
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