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The humanoid robot games are getting serious.Here's what we're covering in Humanoid Daily #14:Beijing prepares for the second World Humanoid Robot Games with 666 teams, 2,056 robots, 51 events and more than 1,300 matches. The games will have tougher autonomous competitions, robot soccer, dexterous-hand challenges ... yeah ... and real-world work scenarios.Also today: - Robots are becoming a major new source of electricity demand - New robotic hand stretches 3.5X farther than a human hand - Autonomous robot soccer is back, baby - Unitree has made18,000 bipedal humanoid robots (!!!) - Unitree’s IPO was oversubscribed by an astonishing 8,000XSubscribe for more Humanoid Daily and find much more at HumanoidMegaHub.com!#HumanoidRobots #Robotics #Unitree #RobotSoccer #AI #PhysicalAI #HumanoidDaily #China #Automation #RoboticsNews
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