The sector of robotics and physical artificial intelligence achieved a historic achievement that amazed the world in the World Humanoid Robot Games held in Beijing, China. The highly developed humanoid robot Tiangong Ultra managed to run 100 meters in an astonishing record time of only 9.39 seconds, officially surpassing the legendary human record set by Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt with a time of 9.58 seconds since 2009. This exceptional scene proves the ability of intelligent machines to surpass the physical limits of humans.

Amazing dynamic balance and breaking speed records

According to a report published on Kurdistan24, quoting AFP, this unprecedented success represents a huge engineering leap in developing joint motors and dynamic balance algorithms that allow robots to run at extremely high speeds without falling. The Tiangong Ultra robot did not stop there; the next day it broke the world record for the 400-meter race by almost five seconds with a time of 38.15 seconds, reflecting the tremendous progress made by research and development centers in designing lightweight robotic structures that combine extreme durability and quick neural response to motion commands.

A new era of embodied artificial intelligence

These competitions have impressed both the public and experts, as these technological leaps pave the way for integrating intelligent robots into rapid rescue missions, arduous logistical services, and dangerous environments that require high speed and immediate adaptation to complex terrain. Specialists predict that the coming years will witness a radical transformation in the capabilities of human-like robots to provide integrated services that serve human societies efficiently and safely.