16.33 seconds for 100m: Chinese robot dog sets new Guinness World Record

Hinzugefügt: 2026-05-17

[00:00:00]100 m for human sprinter, it takes [music] roughly 10 seconds. For a robot, it is an entirely different game. Meet White Rhino >> [music] >> with silver mechanical limbs and algorithm-powered neural control. It has secured a brand new Guinness World Record completing the 100-m sprint in just a 16.33 seconds. This cutting-edge machine was not developed by a corporate giant. It was created [music] by a team of doctoral students and young researchers at Zhejiang University. We know a bulky and swift >> [music] >> and the team designed this robot to mirror its exact to trade. By developing high-performance joint components, [music] optimizing bionic structures, and adopting reinforces through learning motion algorithm, they have addressed the key industrial pain points [music] of quadruped robots such as difficulty in maintaining stability during high-speed running, the conflict [music] between power and load capacity.

[00:00:53]It represents a new generation of Chinese researchers who are committed [music] to building intellectual machines that move just like real living creatures. And this is the future they're racing toward.