China's Tiangong Ultra Robot Runs 100m in 8.64 Seconds, Beating Usain Bolt's Record

China's Tiangong Ultra humanoid robot has set a new benchmark in robotic speed by completing a 100-metre run in just 8.64 seconds. The time significantly undercuts Usain Bolt's long-standing human world record of 9.58 seconds. The achievement was recorded during the robot's final and fastest timed run. The milestone highlights rapid advances in humanoid robotics and raises questions about the future of human-machine speed comparisons.
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