The performance marked a turning point for robotics, as the machine reset the record five times within a two-hour window. Developed by X-Humanoid, the robot demonstrated mechanical precision that pushed the boundaries of current athletic engineering. The competition saw a tight field of high-performance units, with the Tianxiao team also clocking 9.32 seconds, followed closely by the Tiangong-Jingfeng joint entry at 9.34 seconds.
Humanoid Robot TianGong Ultra Shatters 100-Meter World Record
At the National Speed Skating Oval in Beijing, a machine has officially outpaced the fastest human in history. On August 22, the TianGong Ultra humanoid robot completed a 100-meter sprint in 9.32 seconds, eclipsing Usain Bolt’s long-standing human world record of 9.58 seconds during the 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games.
This rapid progression in speed highlights a shift in humanoid development, where agility and rapid-response mechanics are becoming as critical as computational power. By the conclusion of the event, six teams had successfully posted times under 9.45 seconds, signaling that the technological barrier for bipedal movement is falling faster than industry analysts previously anticipated.
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