Beijing’s first World Humanoid Robot Games open
Humanoid robots danced hip-hop, made martial arts, and at the opening ceremony of the first world Humanoid robot games in Beijing, the keyboard, guitar and drum stole.
The competition starts with more than 500 humanoid robots in 280 teams from 16 countries, including football, running and boxing, including the USA, Germany and Japan.
The event is coming because China increases its efforts to develop humanoid robots supported by artificial intelligence.
During the opening ceremony, robots showed football and boxing among other sports, cheering and throwing back as if they were in a real sports event.
A robot player scored a goal after a few attempts and caused the robot goalkeeper to fall to the ground.
Another player fell, but he stood without help.
Robots also modeled stylish hats and clothes as well as human models.
In a setback, a robot model fell and two people had to move from the stage.
Teams from robot companies and Chinese universities, including the University of Tsinghua and the University of Peking, are competing in games.
All three schools are attending.
China’s official newspaper People’s Daily told a civil servant in Beijing that every robot joining “creates history ..
The event will last three days and will end on Sunday.
Tickets sold to the public 180 Yuan to 580 Yuan (A40 to A125 $).
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