X-Humanoid's Embodied Tien Kung 3.0 Wins Beijing Robot Warrior Challenge with Fully Autonomous Run
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A full-size general-purpose humanoid robot has made history by completing the Robot Warrior Challenge, a competition focused on high-risk scenarios. This event, which took place recently, featured tasks such as pendulum traversal, forward progression, and barrier breaching, all designed to test the robot's capabilities in real-world situations. The robot successfully navigated the course autonomously, achieving the highest overall score and earning the distinction of being the first winner of this challenge. In recognition of its remarkable performance, it was awarded the Warrior Intelligent Mobility Award, highlighting advancements in robotic technology and autonomous systems.
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X-Humanoid's Embodied Tien Kung 3.0 Wins Beijing Robot Warrior Challenge with Fully Autonomous Run
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