Beijing competition for humanoid robots, featuring Tiangong Ultra and Tiangong Omni in athletic and task events.
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The World Humanoid Robot Games 2026 is a competition held in Beijing in which humanoid robots from different teams compete in sports and task events. Tiangong Ultra and Tiangong Omni are humanoid robot platforms associated with the event. No official page was available for this entry, so details are drawn from creator coverage and are limited.
According to a creator summary of the event, events included a 100m race, standing high jump and high jump, soccer, ping pong, tug of war, martial arts and obstacle races. The same source reports a Tiangong 100m time of 9.39s and jump results above human records. These figures are secondhand and have not been verified against official results.
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Highlights of the Beijing humanoid games, including Tiangong's 100m in 9.39s and standing high jump and high jump results above human records. Other events included soccer, ping pong, tug of war, martial arts and obstacle races.
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