From August 23 to 26, 2026, the Second World Humanoid Robot Sports Festival was held in multiple locations. The event included nail fixation, a 400-meter obstacle race, and various practical assessments, focusing on evaluating the robots' balance capabilities, collaborative working levels, and dexterous operating skills. During the competition, the participating robots broke multiple records in various events. This sports festival not only demonstrated the current technological breakthroughs of humanoid robots in complex scenarios but also accelerated their practical application in the industrial field, marking a significant transition from basic movement to fine operational capabilities in this area.
During the competition, participating robots broke multiple records in various events, focusing on balance ability, collaborative operation level, and dexterous manipulation skills.
2026-08-25
The event focused on钉钉固定, obstacle races, and practical assessments
The competition included钉钉固定, a 400-meter obstacle race, and various practical assessments, accelerating the application of humanoid robots in industrial scenarios.
On the evening of the 22nd, the second World Humanoid Robot Sports Festival opened at the “Ice Ribbon” in Beijing. The event focused on the latest technologies and competitive challenges in the field of humanoid robots, aiming to promote industry exchange and development.
The second World Humanoid Robots Competition was held at the “Ice Ribbon” in the Beijing National Speed Skating Arena. The event aims to showcase the global level of the humanoid robot industry through competitions and serve as a key window for observing the development of this industry.
The Second World Humanoid Robot Sports Event was held at the National Speed Skating Oval on August 24. The competition challenges have evolved from tasks like holding beans and building blocks to practical tasks such as nailing nails and removing boxes, indicating that humanoid robots are accelerating their transition from performing single actions to working in complete scenarios. The increased difficulty of these events aims to test the ability of humanoid robots to perform various tasks and to accelerate their application in industrial scenarios.
On the 24th, the final of the 400-meter obstacle race, a new addition to the Second World Humanoid Robot Games, officially began. Each competing robot team took turns to compete in the challenges, and this event aimed to test the robots' balance and coordination abilities.
On October 24th, the dexterous hand competition of the second World Humanoid Robot Sports Games took place during the fixed-distance competition on DingTalk. The robots participating in the competition completed tasks such as attaching nails and removing express box contents. As a major highlight of this sports game, this event aimed to test the actual capabilities of humanoid robots in precise operations.
The second World Humanoid Robot Sports Event is now halfway through. The event lasts for five days and aims to showcase the technological level of China's embodied intelligence industry. Media will focus on this event and analyze its technical value through on-site observations.