RealBOT Demonstrates Functional Robotics at the 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games Opening Ceremony
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On August 22, the 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games opened at the National Speed Skating Oval, featuring 51 events and 1,301 matches with 666 teams from 16 countries and 2,056 robots. This year's competition has doubled in scale compared to the inaugural event. RealBOT, a company focused on practical robotics, showcased its capabilities during the opening ceremony, participating in the 'Smart Chip Lighting' ceremony and performing a flower arrangement act.
The RealBOT S2 wheeled humanoid robot represented the Bazhong station in Sichuan, lifting the energy token 'paddle' during the lighting ceremony. RealBOT's founder and CEO, Zheng Suibing, attended the event, highlighting the company's commitment to demonstrating the practical abilities of robots. Earlier this year, the RealBOT robot acted as a 'robot chef' in Xinjiang, completing various challenging tasks in a real kitchen environment.
RealBOT's robots are designed for long-term, high-intensity operations, certified for reliability with a 50,000-hour mean time between failures. The robots' precision and adaptability were showcased in the flower arrangement performance, achieving ±0.05mm positioning accuracy. RealBOT also participated in six scenario competitions, validating the robots' capabilities in emergency response, public service, retail, and industrial applications. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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