Chinese robot beats Usain Bolt in 100m
A Chinese robot named "Lightning" successfully covered 100 meters in a record time of 9.32 seconds during a test in Beijing, surpassing the human world record set by Usain Bolt at 9.58 seconds 17 years ago. This achievement reflects the rapid advancements in robotics technology and artificial intelligence in China. The robot also reached a top speed of 14.5 meters per second and previously won the Beijing half marathon with a time faster than the human world record, after its leg lengths were adjusted to enhance its capabilities. Official competitions for hundreds of robots are ongoing at the World Robot Games for humanoid robots, which feature more than 1,000 events across various fields. Experts anticipate increased use of robots in manufacturing and service industries, although their application in daily life remains limited for now.
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