This is the moment robots crash yet again on the closing day of the Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing, after Chinese robot Tian Jiao shattered the 100 metre sprint record in 8.64 seconds.
But whilst robots are able to beat the human record, they seem to find stopping after the race significantly more difficult, often crashing into padded barriers and sometimes catching fire throughout the games.
The second World Humanoid Robot Games brought together more than 2000 robots for 51 sporting and scenario-based events.
- This is the moment robots crash yet again on the closing day of the Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing, after Chinese robot Tian Jiao shattered the 100 metre sprint record in 8.64 seconds. But whilst robots are able to beat the human record, they seem to find stopping after the race significantly more difficult, often crashing into padded barriers and sometimes catching fire throughout the games. The second World Humanoid Robot Games brought together more than 2000 robots for 51 sporting and scenario-based events.
Robots are "breaking 100m sprint records" in the same way that my car is "breaking 100m sprint records". This framing is bullshit
Love the one that survived to do the Usain Bolt pose at the end.!
I bet the bookies were busy.