HONOR’s first-ever humanoid robot, nicknamed Lightning, has shattered human athletic benchmarks by setting an incredible world record. This was set at the 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games, competing at Beijing’s iconic Ice Ribbon stadium. The machine, officially designated as the HONOR Robotics D1 clinched the 400-meter sprint finals in an astonishing 39.45 seconds. By securing this victory after a dominant preliminary round, the robot outperformed the best human time by over three seconds. The robot’s historic run easily eclipsed the human 400-meter world record of 43.03 seconds, set by South Africa’s Wayde van Niekerk at the Rio Olympics. This triumph follows a mind-boggling trial run where Lightning clocked a 100-meter sprint in just 9.32 seconds, reaching a peak speed of… Read More
HONOR Humanoid Robot beats 400m human world record in 39.45 seconds
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