IRC2014 Humanoid Marathon
Published on Sep 7, 2015
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11:00 on January 8, 2020
The engineers from DeepRobotics had tested the endurance of "Jueying Pro" in real physical environment.
The test results:
1) battery run time: 150 minutes
2) speed: around 5 km / h
3) mileage: 12.2 kilometers
Which means:
Jueying PRO has set a new record of motor-driven quadruped robots!
Cassie, the robot, clocked the historic time of 24.73 seconds at the Whyte Track and Field Center, starting from a standing position and returning to that position after the sprint, with no falls. This incredible achievement was accomplished through robot learning and almost a year of simulation, condensed down to a matter of weeks.
Cassie was invented at the Oregon State University College of Engineering and produced by Agility Robotics. Through this work Cassie has established a Guinness World Record for the fastest 100 meters by a bipedal robot.
Supplementary video for our work "Reinforcement Learning for Versatile, Dynamic, and Robust Bipedal Locomotion Control" [
• Reinforcement Learning for Versatile,... ]
World's first successful completion of a full marathon (42.195km) by a quadruped robot!
Robot: RAIBO2 (KAIST Robotics)Total Time: 4 hours 19 minutes 52 seconds
Date: November 17, 2024
Event: Sangju Gotgam Marathon, South KoreaTechnical Specifications:
Operation Team:
- 16s10p Li-ion battery system
- Single charge completion
- Maximum slope: 10 degrees
(Each team member covered 10km segments)
- Robot Controller
- Camera Operator
- Path Navigator
It's being considered the world's first humanoid robot half-marathon, as machines versus man raced to the finish line. NBC News' Janis Mackey Frayer explains.
With the physique of an ordinary person, running at a world champion’s speed!
Leg length: 0.4+0.4=0.8m, body weight: approx. 62kg!
H1: “Give me one more chance, give the world one more honor!”
Robots have outpaced human runners at this year’s Beijing half-marathon, finishing more than 10 minutes ahead of the top human competitors. The machines ran alongside about 12,000 participants on a separate track to avoid collisions. The winning robot, developed by Chinese smartphone maker Honor, completed the 13-mile course in 50 minutes and 26 seconds, faster than the current human half-marathon world record set by Uganda’s Jacob Kiplimo in Lisbon last month. Nearly half of the robots ran autonomously, while others were remotely controlled.
Humanoid robots outran their human counterparts in a half-marathon in China on Sunday (Apr 19). The winning “Lightning” bot, developed by Honor, completed the race in 50 minutes 26 seconds — beating the world record of 57 minute 20 seconds set by Ugandan athlete Jacob Kiplimo last month in Lisbon.
The 2026 humanoid robot half-marathon begins with a starting shot in Beijing's Yizhuang district. Compared with last year's inaugural event, the number of participating teams in this edition has increased nearly fivefold. The competition has introduced two innovative race modes: autonomous navigation and remote control, with robots competing on the same track and ranked under a unified standard. Over a hundred humanoid robot teams showcase their technologies and racing side by side. Join us to follow this spectacular event featuring technology and speed, intelligence and endurance.