Humanoid 100m Sprint Record Broken Again: 8.6 Seconds in 3 Days
LinusEkenstam · x · 2026-08-27
The world record for the humanoid 100m sprint has been broken again, dropping from 8.8 seconds to 8.6 seconds in less than three days. This rapid progression highlights the accelerating pace of robotics development.
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