China welcomed the first world human robot games last week, with events such as kickboxing, football and athletics as well as real tasks such as cleaning and climbing stairs.
There were a lot of robotic triumphs, including the own uni -uni -of China, which won the most medals, including four gold medals in athletics events.
There were also a lot of robot failures, including brutal knockouts in kickboxing, flops on the race track and painful accumulations on the football field where robots fell on each other as dominoes.
Kickboxing robot during the first Humanoid Robot World games.
The humans of the games seemed to work at least as hard, even harder than robots. Whenever a robotic competitor fell, people rush to erase them from the field so that they do not pose a risk for other players.
To see our complete ventilation of the first Olympiad of the Chinese robot, see the video in this article.
