Who won the first half marathon where the robots challenged humans

Written by Jason Miller

Who won the first half marathon where the robots challenged humans

The half marathon of Yizhuang was held in Beijing. This is the first race of this category in which both human and robot beings participated. The outcome, given the state of technology, was quite obvious. However, there is a reason why it is important to continue doing research on bipedi robots.

The images shave the comedian. In the last few hours it has ended in Beijing the Half Marathon of Yizhuang. Some aspects of this race were organized as per regulation: it was necessary to run 21,0975 kilometers in the shortest possible time. Others were completely new: for the first time the robots also participated. 21 Humanoids to be precise.

All Androids were biped. Too simple to make robots participate that move on wheels. In most cases it was company projectspractically all Chinese. In the race they also participated robot that were not designed to run. Given these conditions, the result was fun enough. There are small robots who tried to hurry on the track, humanoids that fell to the starting line, droids who seemed to shake at every single step.

In the end in the robot category he ranked first Tiangong Ultraof the Beijing Innovation Center of Human Robotics. Time: 2 hours and 40 minutes. Well but not very well. The first classified human completed the route in an hour and 2 minutes. 2 hours and 40 minutes is a long enough time also for an amateur runner. Let’s talk about beyond 7 minutes per kilometer.

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Because it is important to do research on bipedal robots

Net of the tender, the question is legitimate. If it is so difficult to make a biped robot run, Why not create robots that move are on wheels? The engineering challenges behind the creation of a robot that perfectly imitates our step are several. In case of success, however, the advantages would be remarkable.

The world in which we move is designed to be Bipedal humans. Think of your houses, your offices but also of the cities where you live or the cars you drive. Everything around you is designed to be crossed by Creatures similar to usfor movements, shapes and weight. A robot that moves like us can live more easily in a world created for humans.

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Jason Miller

I'm Jason Miller, and I've been passionate about technology and storytelling for over a decade. As a lead writer at Herald Editorials, I strive to bring clarity and creativity to complex tech topics. When I'm not writing, you'll find me exploring the latest gadgets or hiking in the great outdoors.