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The World Robot Humanoid Games proved hilariously that humans won't be replaced by AI just yet
In a display that was part Olympic spectacle, part slapstick comedy, the iWorld Humanoid Robot Games have just finished, leaving us breathing a sigh of relief that we aren't going to be taken over by robot overlords just yet.
The Biggest Winners of China’s World Humanoid Robot Games
But even before this month, China has been turning to high-profile events to showcase its tech, including a robot half-marathon and dancing humanoid robots during its Lunar New Year’s Eve TV gala, watched by hundreds of millions of people, according to The New York Times.
China has invested heavily in robotics. The country is a leader in industrial robots per capita and has just hosted the first ...
The world’s first humanoid robot surrogate could give birth to a live baby, scientists have claimed. Experts are developing ...
Over 500 robots competed in soccer, boxing, and running. In many cases, gravity was the real winner. This week, China’s ...
The World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing, aimed at displaying humanlike robots’ skills at sports and everyday tasks, ...
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Hundreds of Robots Competed in the World's First Robot Olympics. The Results Were Unintentionally Hilarious
An event in Beijing drew hundreds of competitors from around the world in what's being described as the first ever Robot ...
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World's most advanced' humanoid robot #shorts
Meet Ameca, the 'world's most advanced' humanoid robot, who has just moved to Edinburgh as part of a project to help robots ...
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