Hundreds of humanoids from 16 countries stumbled over each other while competing in the World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing ...

The World Humanoid Robot Games delivered three days of robotic competition in events like running, boxing and soccer.

But even before this month, China has been turning to high-profile events to showcase its tech, including a robot ...

China. In the past few decades, the country has rapidly transitioned from one of the poorest nations on earth to the global ...

China kicked off the three-day long World Humanoid Robot Games on Friday, looking to showcase its advances in artificial ...

Humanoid robots raced and punched their way through three days of a multi-sport competition at the World Humanoid Robot Games ...

Amid a lot of stumbles and scrums the human-like bots showcased some advanced abilities. And there could be a billion of them around by 2050.

A Unitree H1 robot took the lead in China's first World Humanoid Robot Games, as teleoperated systems participated in ...

While videos shared online over the weekend showed plenty of robots tumbling over (and getting up again), Unitree’s H1 robot performed impressively in track events that included the 1,500 meters, 400 ...

Humanoid robots now have their own "Olympic Games." In quotes, naturally, as it's a competition not recognized by the Olympic organizing committee. Officially, it's the World Humanoid Robot ...

The first World Humanoid Robot Games began Friday in Beijing. More than 500 humanoid robots in 280 teams from 16 countries, ...

The games feature more than 500 robots competing in practical services along with sports such as soccer, running and boxing.