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First World Mountain Robot Challenge Held in Mount Tai
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The first World Mountain Robot Challenge, hosted by China Media Group, was held in Mount Tai, with robots from about 90 teams participating. The course is 3.9 kilometers long with over 600 meters of elevation gain; robots had to race to the summit, or transport fragile items such as eggs and watermelons to the top. A quadruped robot from Beijing Lingyi Technology (a Unitree subsidiary) won the quadruped speed category with a time of 43 minutes 41 seconds; a humanoid robot from the Beijing Zhishen Lingyue team completed a shorter course in 27 minutes 26 seconds, making it the fastest humanoid robot. The event featured awards including fastest robot and best load-bearing quadruped robot.
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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.
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