Robot 'Xiu'er' Yushu

Running very fast but also thrilling: After the gunshot, the two teams of Yushu Technology rushed ahead from the beginning due to their fast speed and good track position (3rd and 4th lanes). As a result, the Yushu Technology team steadily reached the finish line first. But! The robot from Lingyi Technology Team suddenly fell down in the second half of the race, but fortunately, it stood up again after a few minutes and persevered to finish. Finally, it reached the finish line in fourth place, which can be considered quite persevering.
Robot handover baton is different from us, it all relies on 'pasting

The rules of this robot relay race are really different from those of human competitions:

No need to pass the baton: We have to pass the baton over when running the relay, robots don't need to! They only need to touch any part of the body of the passing robot and the receiving robot within the relay area, overlap and intersect. Even if the handover is successful, the next one can start running for 35.
This job is not simple: it's said to be a 'touch', but the requirements are very strict! The body of the baton passing robot must exceed that of the baton receiving robot, and the runway is only that wide. If the two robots run, they may collide with each other if they don't cooperate properly, which can easily cause them to fall. Therefore, they need to be particularly careful when operating. Yushu Technology's ability to win the championship is definitely due to their excellent coordination skills!

The humanoid robot relay race wins! Yushu Technology's recent operations are too impressive
Hey, have you heard about it? Yesterday (August 17th) at the World Humanoid Robot Games, the robot team from Yushu Technology won the championship in the 4x100m relay race! Still the world's first robot relay race champion, amazing thief! It took them 1:48.78 to finish the whole race, leaving the second place Tiangong Team (2:22.79) and the third place Mount Taishan Walker Team (2:37.68) far behind 134.

Watching the competition makes people sweat profusely, and robots can also "fall"
Yushu Technology's own "civil war": In the final, Yushu Technology had two teams competing, one Yushu Technology team and the other was their Beijing subsidiary Lingyi Technology team, both using H1 robots. In the semi-finals, they both ran within 2 minutes, with a speed of 4.