Humanoid Robot 'Tiangong' Sets 3.4m Jump World Record
MickeySteamboat · x · 2026-08-25
MickeySteambot shared a new world record from the World Humanoid Robot Games: the X-Humanoid Tiangong jumped an incredible 3.4 meters from a standing position. The post notes that we now have humanoid robots capable of running fast, jumping far, and jumping high, describing the torque as 'insane.' The author referenced a past prediction about robots jumping onto rooftops which was previously dismissed as crazy.
Related event: X-Humanoid's Tiangong Robot Sets 3.4m Standing Jump Record(2 posts)→
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