ZhiYuan Robotics Achieves Outstanding Results at Its First Competition
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ZhiYuan Robotics made a remarkable debut at the Second World Humanoid Robot Sports Competition held on August 26, winning a total of 46 medals, including 18 gold, 16 silver, and 12 bronze, topping both the gold medal and overall medal counts. Notably, all competing models were standard production units without any specialized modifications for the event.
The OmniHand, a product of ZhiYuan's subsidiary Critical Point, excelled in the dexterous hand category, securing 7 golds, 4 silvers, and 3 bronzes across all 8 events. Weighing just 510 grams and featuring 16 degrees of freedom, it performed intricate tasks such as powder weighing and bottle opening, utilizing the DUET dual-layer embodied contact intelligence architecture for stable operation in complex environments.
In the scene operation category, the Spirit G2 won 6 golds by simulating real-world tasks in environments like hotels and libraries, thanks to its self-developed ViLLA embodied base model. The Expedition A3 showcased its dynamic motion control in competitive performance events, winning 5 golds in dance and martial arts, leveraging the Sim2Real technology. ZhiYuan's comprehensive technology framework integrates operational, motion, and interactive intelligence, proving that mass-produced robots can excel in both industrial applications and competitive arenas.
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