Yushu Technology Wins Four Golds at the First World Humanoid Robot Games

On August 17, the first World Humanoid Robot Conference finished. In the 1500 meters, 400 meters, 4 × 100 meters and other track competitions, Yu Shu have won the gold medal. Yu Shu founder Wang Xingxing revealed in the 1500 meters after the race, the average speed of Yu Shu H1 in the race at about 3.8 m / s, but also the use of remote control, is because of the speed of the robot want to more "squeeze" the performance of the robot. In the 100-meter race, the Beijing Tiangong team's "Tiangong Ultra" robot won the championship with a time of 21.50 seconds. Developed by the Beijing Humanoid Robotics Innovation Center, the robot is the only one in the World Humanoid Robot Games that uses a fully autonomous navigation system and runs on the field without human remote control. "We adopted autonomous navigation because we want people to get rid of the impression that 'robots are big toys'." Tang Jian from Beijing Humanoid Robotics Innovation Center Ltd, the research and development team of Tiangong Ultra, said that this autonomous navigation is realized by relying on the robot's LiDAR, surround view camera and algorithms. "It's a bit similar to smart driving, where the robot needs to do line-finding within the runway, but the robot will still be more difficult due to the more complex environment and the involvement of more than 30 joints to control." (CBN)