Humanoid robot that won marathon is now testing sneakers in China
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China's humanoid robot Tien Kung now tests running shoes at Li-Ning Sports Science Research Center in Beijing. Its sensors provide consistent biomechanical data during runs, accelerating shoe development without human fatigue factors. Standing 1.7 meters tall and priced at $41,200, Tien Kung runs at 10-12 km/h on various terrains. It recently completed a half-marathon in 2 hours and 40 minutes, showcasing potential applications in logistics and rescue missions.
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