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Robots at Beijing Games excel in speed and strength
The Tiangong robot achieved victories in the 400-meter finals with remarkable times, highlighting advancements in robotics.

At the Beijing Games, the Tiangong robot demonstrated impressive performance by winning both finals of the 400 meters. Among larger robots, Tiangong completed the race in 38.15 seconds, while smaller models had a time of 45.66 seconds.
This competition, marking the second edition of the Humanoid Robot World Games, highlights the rapid evolution of robotics in recent years. The event drew public attention to the increasing sophistication and capabilities of robots.

In addition to speed competitions, the games include various other events that showcase technological innovations in the field of robotics. This year, participants excelled in multiple arenas, demonstrating what new technology can offer.
The focus of the games is not only competition but also entertainment and promoting robotics as a rapidly developing field. The growing popularity of humanoid robots reflects interest and investment in this emerging technology.