World-first: China’s humanoid robot conquers 134 tricky steps without scans or stumbles
The humanoid integrates real-time perception for smooth, collision-free stair navigation.
A Chinese humanoid robot, “Tien Kung”, has set a world record by climbing 134 outdoor steps to the summit of Haizi Wall Park in Beijing.
The milestone marks the first time a humanoid robot has navigated such a complex outdoor terrain, showcasing significant advancements in robotic mobility, reports a Chinese media outlet.
China’s robotics industry has grown rapidly in recent years, with various robots gaining influence both locally and globally.
In November 2024, China’s Tiangong, the first full-size electric running robot, became open source, encouraging further development and integration.