China organiza una segunda media maratón con más de 300 robots humanoides para probar su resistencia
China will host a second half-marathon featuring over 300 humanoid robots on April 19 in Yizhuang, Beijing. The event aims to test the robots' endurance and stability in real-world conditions, following a previous attempt where only a few robots successfully completed the 21-kilometer course within the time limit.
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AI-generatedChina will host a second half-marathon featuring over 300 humanoid robots on April 19 in Yizhuang, Beijing. The event aims to test the robots' endurance and stability in real-world conditions, following a previous attempt where only a few robots successfully completed the 21-kilometer course within the time limit. Over 100 teams from across China, including companies, universities, and research centers, will participate, showcasing 26 different robot brands. The robots will run in designated lanes, with some using autonomous navigation, and will face similar demands to human runners. The event serves as a technical testing ground, building upon previous demonstrations and aiming to improve robot performance in areas like endurance and stability.
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5 extractedReuters reported that in the previous edition, one robot fell at the starting line, another crashed into a railing, and others broke apart.
In the previous edition, the robot Tiangong Ultra completed the half marathon in 2 hours and 40 minutes but needed human assistance.
More than 100 teams from 13 provinces will participate, including over 80 companies and 20 universities.
The half marathon will take place on April 19 in the Yizhuang technology district.
China is organizing a second half marathon with more than 300 humanoid robots to test their endurance.