Mountain Club Launches Humanoid Robot Training Program for Young Learners
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On August 15, Mountain Club officially launched its first training course in collaboration with Lion Technology and Jumping Equation. This program integrates theoretical learning, hands-on practice, and competition experience, centered around the second World Humanoid Robot Sports Competition's dance project. Over ten days, 14 students embarked on a journey from understanding to practical application of humanoid robotics.
The course began with an introduction to robots, guided by instructor Zhang Hengxi, covering competition rules and robot structures. Students engaged in hands-on activities, disassembling and reassembling robots, and progressed to AI programming, communication, and decision-making. They learned to control robots through code, understand sensor functions, and explore visual systems, transforming abstract concepts into functioning robots.
From classroom learning to real-world applications, students visited the competition site from August 22 to 24, observing how humanoid robots perform under pressure. This experience provided them with a comprehensive understanding of the robotics industry, emphasizing the long journey from laboratory development to market readiness. The training concluded, but the lessons learned extend beyond technical skills, highlighting the importance of practical experience in robotics education.
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From Observation to Understanding: Mountain Club's Humanoid Robot Training and Competition Journey
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