Robot Decapitated in World's First Humanoid Combat Tournament
- On Thursday, the EngineAI-organized Ultimate Robot Knock-out Legend tournament started in Shenzhen, China, featuring a viral moment where humanoid robot "White Eagle" kicked the head off its opponent, "Matador."
- Organizers selected 32 teams to compete using the T800, a general-purpose humanoid robot unveiled last year by EngineAI that costs around $40,500 and weighs between 75 to 85 kilograms.
- Equipped with active cooling systems and a 360-degree omnidirectional radar, the robots enable complex martial arts movements, supporting EngineAI's mission to promote technological innovation and global robotic competition.
- The tournament launched shortly after United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres warned that "killer robots" must be banned, urging international law to prevent machines from engaging targets without human control.
- Beijing-Based analyst Pan Helin noted such competitions enhance public awareness of humanoid robots, while the winning team receives a gold championship belt worth $1.44 million .
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The fighting included punches and high kicks.Even a contender continued fighting after losing his head in one blow.
A video of a fight between humanoid robots in China is going viral. During the fight, one robot's head was left hanging and later severed after being hit by a powerful kick. Surprisingly, despite the damaged head, the robot attempted to continue the fight.
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