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Humanoid robots faced off in a boxing ring in Hangzhou during a robotics event showcasing artificial intelligence and engineering capabilities in competitive matches.
Two humanoid robots exchanged punches in a boxing ring in Hangzhou, China, on Sunday (May 25) during a live-streamed event that highlighted the country's growing focus on robotics and artificial intelligence.
The match was part of the China Media Group World Robot Competition and took place in Zhejiang province. Organisers said the event combined live demonstrations with competitive bouts to test mobility, coordination, and real-time responsiveness of humanoid machines.
The boxing robots were Unitree Robotics’ G1 models, operated remotely by four different human teams. The G1 robots displayed a variety of combat skills, including balance recovery after being knocked to the ground.
Spectators watched as the robots moved around the ring, blocking and throwing punches while maintaining upright posture. Referees also interacted with the machines, reinforcing the event’s rules and structure.
The competition aimed to promote advancements in robotics by demonstrating practical applications in controlled environments. Hangzhou, a growing hub for innovation in China, frequently hosts technology exhibitions and robotics showcases.
Organisers noted that such events are intended to inspire new developments in robotics, including use cases in industry, service sectors, and education.
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