In a groundbreaking event held in Beijing, China showcased the world’s first half-marathon featuring humanoid robots competing against human runners. While the occasion celebrated technological advancements, the robots ultimately lost, with human participants proving their endurance and speed. More than 20 humanoid robots participated, including the home-developed Tien Kung Ultra, which emerged as the champion among its robotic counterparts. This historic race marks a significant milestone in the ongoing exploration of robotics and artificial intelligence, as humans faced off against machines in a friendly yet competitive atmosphere.