AI-driven autonomous robots are facing in China Football Tournament

Humanoid robots can be seen playing football in Beijing, China. —X/@dailybeijing

The first test event for 2025 World Humanoid Robot Games started with a groundbreaking 3V3 AI Football match in Beijing Saturday night CGTN reported.

Held in Beijing Smart E-Sports Event Center, this competition kina’s first fully autonomous robotic football tournament marked a preview of the upcoming World Humanoid Robot Games to take place in Beijing.

The event follows the successful debut of the world’s first Humanoid Robot Half Marathon in April.

The Roboleague football exhibition was a remarkable display of advanced robotics. Unlike traditional remote-controlled competitions, the humanoid players were solely dependent on AI-driven strategies operating without any human intervention or supervision.

They demonstrated real -time decision -making, coordinated teamwork and the ability for self -absorption after fall. Although during the match still had to be worn from the field on the stretcher of the staff, it added to the experience of the experience.

An optimized criminal system reduced interruptions, allowing 1.2 to 1.5 meters high robots to perform fluid movements and orchestrated attacks similar to human football tactics.

Four elite teams came out of the preliminary to reach the final. The Blaze team from Beijing Information Science and Technology University impressed with flexible evasion maneuvers.

Tsinghua University’s Power Intelligent Team faced seamless communication protocols that enable accurate passports. The Mountain-Sea team from China Agricultural University distinguished itself through energy-efficient design that maintained a uniform performance during the intense matches.

Thu -robotics of Tsinghua University defeated the Mountain Sea from China Agricultural University Team 5: 3 to win the championship.

The football match was based on Momentum from April’s historic Humanoid Robot Half Marathon, with 20 teams ending a 21,0975-kilometer course in Peking’s Daxing district-marked a world first and demonstrating significant progress in robotic endurance and environmental adaptation.

The scene is now set to the 2025 World Robot Conference, which is scheduled for 8-12. August in Beijing.

Over 200 exhibitors are expected, including leading companies such as Unitree and Agibot, which will show their latest humanoid models.

The conference will also release key reports, including the top 10 scenario requirements for Humanoid Robots 2025 and Global Robot Partnership Initiative, seting standards for the coming decade.

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