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Video. Beijing Robot Games: Humanoids Take on Sprints, Football and Tai Chi

Summary by Euronews
Video. More than 2,000 robots compete in races, football and tai chi at the Beijing Robot Games, testing the movement and stability of humanoid machines.

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Sprinting, boxing, tennis, team sports: The World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing are a look into the future. The first human world records have already been overcome. See the most dramatic pictures here.

·Berlin, Germany
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Every slap went to a good place at the Humanoid World Games held in China.

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Two thousand humanoids of companies and laboratories from sixteen countries (there is also Italy) will compete in 51 disciplines to test the movement, the skills of autonomous perception and real-time decision-making

·Rome, Italy
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The second World Humanoid Robot Games have kicked off in Beijing. More than 2,000 robots from 16 countries are competing against each other in dozens of events, where the sometimes somewhat clumsy participants make for striking and comical scenes.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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A ceremony typical of the opening of an Olympic Games, with a pebetero included; a parade of humanoid machines on the track of athletics; a music that incited to look with curiosity at the spectacle, and within all of it, the inescapable will of China to demonstrate to the rest of the world its capacity for technological innovation. Thus was broadcast the first day of what China calls the II World Games of Humanoid Robots, ceremony held at the N…

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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Saturday, August 22, 2026.
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