Run Faster Than Humans, Why Robots Still Need to 'Train' on Mount Tai
跑赢人类后，机器人为啥还要去泰山“修炼”
On November 2, 2026, humanoid and quadruped robots competed in a series of races and load-bearing challenges on the steep, uneven stone steps of Mount Tai in China. While some teams achieved times significantly faster than human records on flat tracks, the mountain course exposed limitations in terrain adaptation, stability on variable step heights, and thermal management under heavy loads. Competitors noted that while absolute speed is no longer the primary barrier, achieving full autonomy without human intervention remains a critical hurdle for practical deployment in logistics, inspection, and rescue scenarios.
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2日，机器人“选手”们又来到泰山，现代具身智能在千年山岳的石阶上，于摔打中展开一场修炼进阶之旅。
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但记者在现场看到，有的机器人跌跌撞撞、撞到山壁；不少人形机器人还不能完全脱离人工操控。
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即便如此，本次参赛的机器人“选手”取得的成绩仍然突出——智身凌岳队以27分26秒获得人形机器人竞速赛冠军；北京灵翌科技队以43分41秒夺得足式机器人竞速冠军；灵锶智能灵狮队获得足式机器人负重赛冠军，时间为1小时51分29秒。
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两个多月前的第二届人形机器人运动会上，“天工Ultra”以8秒64将人类百米纪录远远甩在身后。
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”李劲翔说，“比赛是挑战极限的过程，途中我们的机器人也因电机过热重启了两次。
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机器狗如履平地、一路向上，工程师在后追得累出表情包。
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