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Humanoid robot runs a half-marathon race

A Humanoid Robot Set a Half-Marathon Record in China

Over the weekend in China, a humanoid robot shattered world half-marathon record—the human record—by seven minutes.

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Beijing’s Humanoid Robot Marathon: What It Means For Robots ... And Us

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Humanoid robot beats human half-marathon world record in Beijing

Humanoid robots race past humans in Beijing half-marathon, showing rapid advances

Dozens of Chinese-made humanoid robots showed off their fast-improving athleticism and autonomous navigation skills as they whizzed past human runners in a half-marathon race in Beijing on Sunday, hi...

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Robot beats humans to break half marathon world record

Watch: Runners v robots at China half marathon

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Robots showcase advances in Beijing half-marathon

Smartphone maker Honor's robot 'Lightning' lived up to its name and was crowned champion of the 2026 Beijing E‑Town Humanoid Robot Half‑Marathon, even breaking the men's world record of 57:20, held by...

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Chinese humanoid robot beats human half-marathon world record

Humanoid Robot Wins Half-Marathon and Smashes Humans’ Record

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CNBC's The China Connection newsletter: China ships more humanoid robots than the U.S. as investors diverge on AI bets

Chinese startups are churning out more humanoid robots than their U.S. rivals, despite far lower valuations.

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BMW puts humanoid robots to work building EVs

BMW is deploying AI-powered humanoid robots in its Leipzig, Germany, factory after a successful pilot in Spartanburg, South Carolina, that helped build over 30,000 vehicles.

Siemens Runs Live Factory Test of Nvidia-Powered Humanoid Robot

Siemens tests a Humanoid robot with Nvidia technology in a live factory trial in Germany, putting autonomous logistics work on the shop floor.

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New breed of humanoid robots trained to maintain China’s power grid

Humanoid robots are being trained to carry out maintenance on China’s power grid. Developers say the machines could eventually handle repetitive and hazardous work.