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The historic site of Olympia, Greece, is set to host the first International Humanoid Olympiad this summer, where advanced robots will compete in Olympic-inspired events, alongside expert talks and workshops on the future of AI and robotics.
From viral brawls to organized tournaments, humanoid robots are stepping into the combat arena, promising technological leaps and a new form of entertainment.
Humanoid robots competed alongside humans in the Beijing half-marathon for the first time. Tiangong Ultra won the robot category with a time of 2h 40m, but many other robots faced significant challenges, including falls and malfunctions, highlighting the hurdles still facing the technology.
