This weekend the first have been held World Humanoid Robot Gamesthat is to say, the first Olympics of Humanoid robots of history. Today they are quite comic, but in ten years they will have beaten all our records.
These World Humanoid Robots Games have been held in Beijing, (China), and have had the participation of 16 countries, and more than 270 teams.
Most were teams of universities around the world, but there have also been pointer manufacturers such as Unitree. Unfortunately, there was no Boston Dynamics, nor the Tesla Optimus robot. It would have been fun.
Falls and records in robots Olympics
In these individuals Olympic games for robots There were tests of all kinds, from racing to jumps, team sports such as football, in addition to boxing and table tennis.
Typical humanoid robots have also been included (until they rebel and enslave us), such as ironing, cleaning, and ordering objects.
The evidence has had a lot of public, which has applauded and animated to robots, although technically it is useless, because they are robots. They pay based on their hardware and battery, not the support of the public. But custom is custom.
As we can see in this fun video (it is worth watching it whole), the judges have turned a blind eye with the rules of the respective sports: we see robots that run over others, fall alone, skip the lines… here the question was to reach the first to the goal, as much as it is.
The Robot Unitree G1 has been one of the great winners, winning four medals in the 100 meters obstacles, 400 meters, 1500 meters, and 4×100 meters.
The winner of the 100 meters smooth completed the test in 33.71 secondsfar from the 9.58 seconds of Usain Bolt. But no one doubts that they will end up beating this brand …
For now Olympics of humanoid robots They are basically a meeting of manufacturers and engineers, where they show the advances of robotics. But in a few decades, they are sure to compete with human Olympic Games.
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