94K views · 2.3K reactions | RobotEra, a Chinese startup, has completed long-distance running tests with its Star1 humanoid robot in the Gobi Desert's Hexi Corridor. The robot can run up to 3.6 m/s. At that pace, the robot can finish a 5K race in about 23 minutes, above average compared to human runners. According to Robot Era, the Star1 can navigate tough terrains like grassland, gravel, and mountain trails. | China Focus | Facebook

15K views · 897 reactions | Humanoid robots are undoubtedly the highlight of the 2023 World Robot Conference in Beijing. They have skin and expressions similar to those of humans, understand human languages, and can even synchronize with the screen to imitate human expressions. | China Focus | Facebook

The robot revolution is here. The 2025 International Humanoid Robot Skills Competition, held in Shanghai this May, has highlighted a trend: humanoid robots are now transitioning from the lab to real-life applications – in households and factories. These robots can lift boxes, dispose of garbage and even battle it out in soccer matches! Just imagine the potential real-world scenarios and challenges. Want a closer look? | CGTN

The 2025 International Humanoid #Robot Skills Competition was launched at Zhangjiang Science Hall in Shanghai, focusing on industrial, household, and commercial scenarios. With 28 practical challenges, including car labeling, garbage cleanup, fridge item retrieval, and football challenge, over 60 global teams competed in robot applications and core technology innovation. | China Daily