Tesla Optimus Untree rival shines on world games in China

The first “world Humanoid Games —Pat “There are books.

A three -day contest held in Beijing wrapped on Sunday, attracting 280 teams from 16 countries, including US teams used robot produced by Chinese companies such as Unit and booster.

During the Games, humanoid athletes competed in dance battles, martial arts, track and field activities such as 400-meter and 1500-meter races and long jump, as well as a football tournament.

“Robots have stronger joints and basic power,” said Ga Tong, which programmed one of the futuristic football players for his team Hephaesto.

Go said that by 2050 he sees robots that replace his idol, Football Star Cristiano Ronaldo.

“Robots are easier to train,” said Chinese Olympic boxer Lee Jan, looking at how his robot pulled it out with another. “People are emotional.”

Untree based in Hangzhou is seen as a competitor Tesla‘s OptimisWon several medals. In Beijing X-Humanoid and Hong Kong firm Shenzhen, which lists Shenzhen Ubtech Also impressed.

The Chinese government is aimed at human robots as a major future industry for the economy, and Beijing plans to build world industry branches by 2027.

Games are the latest in a number of activities and programs aimed at promoting the technology of humanoid robots. China has announced plans to hold its second Olympiad event for humanoid robots in August next August.

Robots also put work skills for the test, demonstrating their abilities as employees at pharmacies, factory workers and hotel staff.

One of the problems for the robot in the farm was to pick all the garbage in the layout and take out the garbage. The judges reported CNBC that the biggest obstacle for these robots opened and closed the door.

Designer -root van Sidon says competition is key to check your robots skills and improve them.

“We clarify our robots,” Van said. “Everyone feels motivated to the competition.”