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At the second World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing, robots have displayed huge improvements in their capabilities since the first edition of the event. Not only can many robots run faster than Usain Bolt and Wayde van Niekerk in their primes, they can also perform tasks to meaningfully support humans in their everyday lives. CGTN's Bhargab Sarmah says the ongoing edition of the Games has shown that robots will be a part of our daily lives much sooner than we think.
At the second World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing, robots have displayed huge improvements in their capabilities since the first edition of the event. Not only can many robots run faster than Usain Bolt and Wayde van Niekerk in their primes, they can also perform tasks to meaningfully support humans in their everyday lives. CGTN's Bhargab Sarmah says the ongoing edition of the Games has shown that robots will be a part of our daily lives much sooner than we think.