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Robots Race Up Mount Tai Carrying Eggs and Watermelons: First World Mountain Robot Challenge Held

Robots from about 90 teams competed in the first World Mountain Robot Challenge on Mount Tai, on a 3.9-kilometer course with over 600 meters of elevation gain, requiring them to race or carry fragile items such as eggs and watermelons to the summit. A quadruped robot from Beijing Lingyi Technology (a Unitree subsidiary) won the quadruped speed category in 43 minutes 41 seconds, while a humanoid robot from the Beijing Zhishen Lingyue team completed a shorter course in 27 minutes 26 seconds. The event was hosted by China Media Group and included awards such as Fastest Robot and Best Load-Bearing Quadruped Robot.

Part of the event: First World Mountain Robot Challenge Held in Mount Tai

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