Experience the 2026 Global Digital Trade Innovation Competition with Interactive Robot Challenges
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From September 23 to 27, the 2026 Global Digital Trade Innovation Competition will take place at the Hangzhou International Expo Center. This event features various robot competitions, including 100-meter races, soccer, wrestling, and tug-of-war, allowing attendees to compete against robots in real-time.
The significance of this competition lies in its demonstration of advancements in robotics and human-robot interaction. Participants will witness robots performing tasks that test their endurance, stability, and control, while also engaging in interactive activities such as racing and shooting hoops against robots.
Starting September 25, multiple human-robot interaction projects will be available, including a 60-meter race and robot boxing. Attendees can also explore an exhibition area showcasing innovative robotic products, such as six-dimensional force sensors and massage robots, providing insights into the technology behind modern robotics.
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Interactive Fun: Watch Robots Compete and Join the Challenge at the 2026 Global Digital Trade Innovation Competition
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