Robots strut and race up a sacred mountain in China.
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First reportdawn.com · 2 Nov, 09:49Z
Latest reportcbsnews.com · 2 Nov, 09:56Z
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Why it matters
What
Dozens climbed 2.4 miles, carrying eggs and watermelons to train for real-world tasks.
Why
The event tests robots on steep climbs while carrying fragile cargo.
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How robots perform in real-world tasks.
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Summary
- Dozens of robots competed on a 3.9-kilometre course with 600 metres ascent.
- Competitors tested real-world endurance by carrying fragile goods to the summit.
- A canine robot from Beijing Lingyi Technology won the four-legged speed category in 43:41.
- The fastest humanoid robot finished the course in 27:26 on a shorter track.
- Event showcased at Mount Tai as part of the World Mountain Robot Challenge with cash prizes.
Summary
- Dozens of robots competed on a 2.4-mile ascent with 1,970 feet of rise.
- Competitors carried fragile items like eggs and watermelons to the summit.
- A canine robot from Beijing Lingyi Technology won the four-legged speed category in 43:41.
- The fastest humanoid robot finished the course in 27:26 on a shorter track.
- Event at Mount Tai, a UNESCO site, aimed to train robots for real-world tasks.