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Chinese humanoid robots outpace Bolt and break human high-jump record

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At the Beijing Robot Games, humanoid robots achieved extraordinary performance milestones in both speed and agility. One robot completed a 100-meter sprint in 9.39 seconds, bettering Usain Bolt's world record. A separate robot cleared a standing high jump of 2.88 meters, exceeding the best human performance. These results highlight the rapid progress China is making in advanced robotics development. However, experts note that practical, large-scale deployment of such robots is still a distant goal.

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