At the World Humanoid Robot Sports Competition's 100-meter dash, the humanoid robot "Tiangong" from the Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center clocked an astonishing 9.32 seconds, surpassing Usain Bolt's world record of 9.58 seconds: https://x.com/CyberRobooo/status/2091149783138468324/video/1

Slow-motion look at the 400m champion’s running form at the World Humanoid Robot Games: https://x.com/ErenChenAI/status/2091714982572409241/video/1

Tennis: This is the most impressive to me, more than the 100m world record. This requires autonomous real-time planning and action in response to a fast-moving target and dynamic environment. Galbot is one of China’s top humanoid robot startups.:

https://x.com/GalbotRobotics/status/2091210523916607613/video/1

😂 A heck of an energetic guy! At least he’s got the drive, so the win is well-deserved. Can’t stop laughing.

https://x.com/CCL2K30/status/2091624060610388055/video/1

100m Hurdles Final: https://x.com/takumi_k_jpn/status/2091865428825874911/video/1

Now presenting: China’s Dunhuang-style robot cheerleading squad. 👐

Backflips. Formations. And, of course, a center stage.

#WorldHumanoidRobotGames #HumanoidRobot

https://x.com/Chinazhidx/status/2091876563935760516/video/1

🤖🏋️ A humanoid #robot has lifted its way into history! On Aug. 24, a TianGong robot developed by the Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center–Huazhong University of Science and Technology team became the first humanoid robot to win a weightlifting championship at the #WorldHumanoidRobotGames. Starting with a 15 kg weight, the robot kept pushing its limits and eventually completed a 16 kg lift to claim the title. （Video: Zhang Yiyi/GT) #WHRG #Weightlifting

https://x.com/globaltimesnews/status/2091911620670943632/video/1

A humanoid robot showing off some impressive breakdancing moves at the World Humanoid Robot Games.

https://x.com/WHRGFUN/status/2091939607424250308/video/1

Robot broke the long jump record.

https://x.com/ErenChenAI/status/2091531046923771956/video/1

Tiangong Ultra humanoid robot wins the long jump with a 7.97 meter leap at the World Humanoid Robot Games

https://x.com/ViralRushX/status/2091811768364605512/video/1

I can see myself thinking that current robots could probably pull this off, but at the same time, I can't entirely dismiss the feeling that this kind of thing is just AI-generated video.

https://x.com/takumi_k_jpn/status/2092071776125866367/video/1

So aesthetically, it actually looks better than a human…

https://x.com/TansuYegen/status/2092077354013126736/video/1

There was a little robot doing breakdance

#Beijing Robot Games

https://x.com/mako_63/status/2092140592952451251/video/1

🚨3.402m! Team Tianzhuo just took the high jump crown — and shattered the record while doing it.🏆

The team cleared 3.402m, nearly 50cm higher than Tiangong’s previous 2.8843m mark.🚀

#WHRG2026

https://x.com/Chinazhidx/status/2092171374915940535/video/1

Humanoid robot from Team Tianjiao recorded a 7.97-meter long jump to win gold at the 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing. Just 0.98 m shy of Mike Powell's 8.95 m men's world record. In 2025 the robot best was only 1.25 m

https://x.com/_devalopr/status/2091970591473729718/video/1

Those outfits are stealing the show... maybe even more than the dance. 😂 Look closer: they’re hitting different moves on different counts, yet staying impressively coordinated.

https://x.com/XRoboHub/status/2092132074253959391/video/1

These little robot cheerleaders are way too cute.

https://x.com/XRoboHub/status/2091939657265365442/video/1

8.86 seconds…🤯 The 100m record has fallen once again. It started at 9.39 seconds on the opening night, dropped to 9.32, and now Tiangong has clocked an incredible 8.86 seconds in the first semi-final heat. Sub-9 seconds. And the final is still to come.

https://x.com/WHRGFUN/status/2092252308067192986/video/1

https://x.com/Robo_Tuo/status/2092264508404490516/video/1

https://x.com/tks/status/2092223541861326990/video/1

https://x.com/mako_63/status/2092222490936582310/video/1

CyberRobo

@CyberRobooo

Absolutely insane jump…

X-Humanoid Tiangong jumps 3.4 m from a standing position(Torque is going crazy)

We now possess humanoid robots that run fast, jump far, and jump high.

https://x.com/CyberRobooo/status/2092195981039435992/video/1

Just set: A new 8.85-second record! The robot that smashed the 100m robot world record died on the spot in Beijing.

https://x.com/Wanli_Xiong/status/2092255864937742790/video/1

3.4 m... 🤯 The final mark. Another new robot high-jump record. TianGong (Tien Kung) swept the top four.

https://x.com/XRoboHub/status/2092192642562228304/video/1

TianGong Ultra has won the gold medal in the 100m Large-Size category at the 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games with a time of 8.64 seconds, successfully defending its championship and once again surpassing the human world record！

https://x.com/Xhumanoid_BJ/status/2092598519739949139/video/1

Robot 100m Dash Final, Honor's Robot Bursts into Flames After Crossing the Finish Line Probably the whole circuit board is burning up

https://x.com/tks/status/2092660603139809444/video/1

This might be the cleanest performance of the entire World Humanoid Robot Games. Watch this: https://x.com/techniahqrobot/status/2092603091199615026/video/1

Tiangong Omni was beaten by Honor at the World Humanoid Robot Games Today is the final day: https://x.com/techniahqrobot/status/2092530060381020349/video/1

Presenting: Chinese robot kung fu! 🇨🇳 Unitree G1 is throwing down a smooth martial arts combo: https://x.com/Chinazhidx/status/2092515692050538539/video/1

8.64 seconds… another record falls. In the large-size 100m final at the 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games, TianGong Ultra claimed gold with an incredible 8.64-second run: https://x.com/XRoboHub/status/2092592279710306567/video/1

See a humanoid crash, break apart, or even catch fire at the Games and think it’s done?

Not even close. Take a look inside the repair area.

Robots come in one after another: damaged joint modules come off, replacements go in, software gets flashed, comms and motion-control checks go green, and they’re ready to race again.

One engineer told me a robot that had a joint failure and caught fire was repaired, sent back into competition the next day, and won gold.

That’s the part you don’t see in the viral crash clips.

These robots aren’t one-and-done machines. They break. They get fixed. Then they go right back on the track.

https://x.com/XRoboHub/status/2092665630151594205/video/1

A few years ago, robots could barely walk without falling over. Now? They’re pulling off acrobatic stunts that would make gymnasts nervous. Backflips. Precision landings. Split-second recovery from imbalance. This isn’t a scripted demo — this is genuine dynamic control happening live. So here’s the real question: if a machine can already master human-level agility… what’s actually left that only humans can do? Robotics is moving faster than most people realize, and videos like this are proof we’re standing at the edge of something massive. This could be entertainment. It could be search and rescue. It could be your future coworker. Watch till the end — the landing alone is worth it. 👇 What do you think comes next for robots like this? Drop your thoughts below. 🔥

https://x.com/NeuralPulsaulq/status/2092741826260484567/video/1

AGIBOT and X-Humanoid ran away with the 2026 World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing. AGIBOT took 18 golds. X-Humanoid took 15. Every other team combined managed 12. Here's AGIBOT's gold-medal run in the 100m obstacle race.

https://x.com/TheHumanoidHub/status/2092115570741387357/video/1

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UBtech Robotics

Is there a Wikipedia page on X-Humanoid?

No, there is currently no standalone Wikipedia page for X-Humanoid (the Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center). [1]

While the center is frequently mentioned in broader robotics topics—such as the general Humanoid Robot entry on Wikipedia or articles covering the World Humanoid Robot Games—it does not have its own dedicated English Wikipedia article yet. Instead, its official information and project updates are primarily hosted on its official corporate website and its Open X-Humanoid GitHub repository. [1, 2, 3]

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AGIBOT Tops Medal Table at 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games as Beijing Showdown Concludes

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AGIBOT Tops Medal Table at 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games as Beijing Showdown Concludes

Written byHumanoids Daily

AGIBOT claimed first place overall at the 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing, securing 46 total medals, including 18 gold, 16 silver, and 12 bronze.
TianGong Robotics (backed by UBTECH) finished a close second with 45 medals, dominating explosive track-and-field speed and jumping events.
AGIBOT's victory was anchored by exceptional performance in dexterous manipulation and scenario-based tasks, with its OmniHand securing seven gold medals in areas like cable connection, unboxing, and precision assembly using MANUS metagloves.
Unlike specialized lab prototypes, AGIBOT competed using standard mass-produced hardware lines such as the G2, A3, and X2, aligning with the industry's broader pivot toward real-world utility and commercial deployment.

The dust has settled at Beijing's National Speed Skating Oval following the conclusion of the 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games. While initial public attention was heavily captivated by record-shattering track sprints and soaring vertical leaps, the official medal table reveals a different strategic victor: Shanghai-based AGIBOT.

Closing out the five-day international competition, AGIBOT secured the top spot on both the gold medal and overall leaderboards, capturing 46 total medals comprised of 18 gold, 16 silver, and 12 bronze. The performance narrowly edged out the Beijing Humanoid Center's TianGong Robotics, which finished a close second with 45 total medals (15 gold, 12 silver, and 18 bronze).

The final standings: AGIBOT topped the medal table at the 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games with 46 total medals, narrowly edging out Tien Kung (45) and Unitree (10). Source: Organizing Committee of The 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games.

A Balanced Sweep Across Manipulation and Mobility

While TianGong and partner UBTECH dominated the athletic running and jumping tracks, AGIBOT's path to the top of the medal league relied on a diverse spread across dexterous manipulation, motion control, and scenario-based tasks.

In the highly competitive dexterous hand events—which tested fine-motor control, tool use, and precision handling—AGIBOT’s OmniHand reached the finals across all eight categories, walking away with seven gold medals. Events such as block building, powder weighing, and tweezer bean-picking highlighted the system's force feedback and compliance control. Many competing teams throughout the venue also leveraged MANUS metagloves for real-time teleoperation during intricate assembly tasks like cable connection, unboxing, and nail fixing, underlining a shared reliance on advanced human-input interfaces for high-precision manipulation.

Beyond manipulation, AGIBOT's motion-control lineup delivered solid results. The X2 platform captured gold in the 100-meter obstacle race alongside podium finishes in the 400-meter variant, while the A3 humanoid secured a gold medal in the Tai Chi competition. In scenario-based challenges simulating hotel operations, library logistics, and emergency response, the G2 platform earned five additional gold medals.

Mass-Produced Hardware Versus Custom Competitors

A central narrative of AGIBOT's debut performance is the hardware configuration deployed on the floor. Rather than building custom, one-off prototypes engineered strictly for competition parameters, AGIBOT utilized commercial units pulled directly from its active mass-production lines.

The strategy mirrors the company's broader push to scale volume, following recent milestones that saw cumulative production surpass 15,000 units and cement its standing among global humanoid shipment leaders. By fielding commercial platforms like the G2—which is already integrated into active manufacturing lines at facilities like Longcheer Technology—AGIBOT sought to validate the real-world robustness of its embodied intelligence architecture, which integrates its proprietary AGILE locomotion engine and ViLLA foundation models.

The Dual Track of Humanoid Development

The final medal standings underscore an evolving fork in the road for the humanoid robotics industry.

On one side, the phenomenal athletic records set by TianGong—including sub-10-second 100-meter dashes and multi-meter high jumps—demonstrate extraordinary advances in peak actuator power, thermal dissipation, and dynamic control, a success celebrated heavily by major stakeholder UBTECH. On the other side, AGIBOT’s triumph in the overall medal table highlights the rising importance of multi-domain competence, ranging from dexterous tool handling to structured industrial task execution.

As the industry transitions deeper into commercial deployments, the ultimate test for these platforms will not be whether they can top a podium in Beijing, but whether they can translate competition wins into sustained, autonomous productivity on the factory floor.

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Tien Kung by UBTech and X-Humanoid is a 1.7m research humanoid robot with 20 DoF, running up to 12 km/h, capable of climbing stairs and navigating complex ...

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Robot hình người Tien Kung (Trung Quốc)

Tại Giải Robot hình người thế giới tháng 8/2026, dòng robot Tien Kung do các nhóm nghiên cứu Trung Quốc phát triển đã lập nhiều kỷ lục ấn tượng. [1]

Tien Kung Ultra: Hoàn thành cự ly chạy 100m chỉ trong 8,64 giây (nhanh hơn kỷ lục thế giới người thật của Usain Bolt) và vô địch nội dung 400m nhóm cỡ lớn với 38,15 giây. [1, 2]

Tien Kung Omni: Giành huy chương vàng cự ly 400m nhóm cỡ nhỏ (45,66 giây) với kiểu "chạy e thẹn" (cúi người, tay đưa gần mặt) do AI tự học chứ không lập trình trước. [1, 2]

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Is there a Wikipedia page on X-Humanoid?

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AGIBOT Tops Medal Table at 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games as Beijing Showdown Concludes

AGIBOT Tops Medal Table at 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games as Beijing Showdown Concludes

Key Takeaways

A Balanced Sweep Across Manipulation and Mobility

Mass-Produced Hardware Versus Custom Competitors

The Dual Track of Humanoid Development

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AGIBOT Tops Medal Table at 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games as Beijing Showdown Concludes

Key Takeaways

A Balanced Sweep Across Manipulation and Mobility

Mass-Produced Hardware Versus Custom Competitors

The Dual Track of Humanoid Development

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