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World's 1st humanoid robot games concludes in China

First-ever World Humanoid Robot Games conclude in Beijing — here are the highlights

The first-ever World Humanoid Robot Games came to a close in Beijing on Sunday after three days of competition. The event featured humanoid robots from 280 teams across 16 countries. CNBC's Eunice Yoon has the details.

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Photos of Beijing's World Humanoid Robot Games show how a human touch is still needed

Humanoid robots raced and punched their way through three days of a multi-sport competition at the World Humanoid Robot Games, wrapping up Sunday in Beijing.

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Three-day 'Robot Olympics' comes to a close in Beijing

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According to Unitree, the fastest speed achieved by one of its robots during the event was 4.78 m/s, which is roughly 10 mph.

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Unitree Robotics brought the spotlight-grabbing machines at Beijing’s set piece robots competition on Friday, burnishing its reputation as a national champion for China’s ambitions in developing AI and humanoids.

The world’s first robot games were a clumsy mess

Over 500 robots competed in soccer, boxing, and running. In many cases, gravity was the real winner. This week, China’s leading robotics minds gathered in Beijing for a hotly-anticipated, Olympics-style event dubbed the world’s first “ Humanoid Robot Games. ”

Androids dance, play soccer, box and run at the opening of World Humanoid Robot Games

The World Humanoid Robot Games have opened on Beijing. The event sees machines compete in sports such as soccer and boxing.