Guinness world record

August 12 news, Zhejiang University today (August 12) released a blog post, announcing that its Center for Cross Mechanics (XMECH) independently developed high mobility quadrupedal robot "white rhinoceros" to 16.33 seconds to complete the 100-meter sprint, successfully breaking the original by the South Korean robot "Hound Hound" held 19.87 seconds, breaking the "fastest 100 meters" Guinness World Record. The white rhinoceros successfully broke the 19.87 seconds held by the Korean robot "Hound", and set a new Guinness World Record for "the fastest 100 meters by a quadrupedal robot". Team members said that in nature, animals such as rhinoceros or horses can maintain their weight and at the same time burst out with amazing speed; but for robots, sprinting is not only a test of explosive power...