Chinese robot beats Bolt's record

The humanoid robot "Tiangong Ultra" successfully covered a distance of 100 meters in 9.39 seconds during the preliminary qualifiers of the International Human Robotics Games in Beijing, surpassing the world record held by Usain Bolt, which is estimated at 9.58 seconds. Despite its superior timing, the robot's performance was less skilled and refined than Bolt’s, as it collided forcefully with a surface designed to stop it, causing it to fall and veer off violently. Meanwhile, the "Lightning" robot beat the record with a time of 9.47 seconds. These results represent a significant advancement over last year's version, in which "Tiangong Ultra" won the 100-meter race in 21.50 seconds. The Global Robotics Games showcase China's strategic development of humanoid robots, with more than 2,000 robots from 16 countries participating.

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