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CHINESE HUMANOID ROBOT has beaten USAIN BOLT's 100m WORLD RECORD. The robot, named LIGHTNING and developed by Chinese smartphone manufacturer HONOR, completed a 100-metre test run in 9.32 seconds in Beijing.
That time is 0.26 seconds faster than BOLT's legendary 9.58-second world record, set at the 2009 World Athletics Championships in Berlin. LIGHTNING reached a peak speed of 14.5 metres per second during the test ahead of the WORLD HUMANOID ROBOT GAMES.
The performance comes as China continues to make rapid advances in The performance comes as China continues to make rapid advances in humanoid robotics. LIGHTNING had already won the Beijing half marathon in April, completing the 21-kilometre course in 50 minutes and 26 seconds. Engineers subsequently lengthened its legs by 10 centimetres ahead of the robot games.
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