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The world's first-ever humanoid robot games began Friday in Beijing, with over 500 androids alternating between jerky tumbles and glimpses of real power as they compete in events from the 100-metre hurdles to kung fu.

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Unitree Robotics was also a top contender in this year's events, winning championships in the 400-meter and 1,500-meter races, 100-meter obstacle race and the 4×100-meter relay. Additionally, all robots participating in the freestyle combat event were developed by Unitree Robotics.

The first World Humanoid Robot Games began on Friday in Beijing with over 500 androids alternating between jerky tumbles and glimpses of real power as they compete in events from the 100-metre