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IT Home reported on November 2 that, according to Jimu News, the inaugural CMG World Robot Mount Tai Climbing Competition began in Tai'an, Shandong, on November 2. At the referee's signal, the robots set off in order at intervals of just over 1 minute.
The report said that Unitree's star robot appeared as an entry selected by Yongda Zhicheng. According to its operator, the robot was the G1 development version from Unitree Robotics, the same model featured at the Spring Festival Gala. However, the Unitree robot did not finish the race. Partway through the competition, the robot encountered a problem due to overheating. For safety reasons, the operator chose to withdraw, and staff placed the robot on a stretcher and carried it down the mountain.
The course for this Mount Tai robot climbing competition was reportedly 3.9 kilometers long and had more than 3,100 steps. The event included 4 official categories: humanoid robot racing, legged robot racing, legged robot load carrying, and exoskeleton robot assistance, as well as 1 all-terrain mobility route-finding challenge.
IT Home noted that nearly 90 teams competed in this year's event on the centuries-old mountain path from Hongmen to Zhongtianmen, which has 3,100 steps and an elevation gain of 600 meters. According to CCTV News, several champions were named after intense competition:
In the main stage of the humanoid robot race, from Hongmen Square to Doumu Palace, the Zhishen Lingyue team won with a final time of 27 minutes and 26 seconds.
In the challenge stage of the humanoid robot race, from Doumu Palace to Hutian Pavilion, the Zhishen Lingyue team received the “Brave the Summit Award” with a time of 55 minutes and 34 seconds.
The Beijing Lingyi Technology team won the legged robot race with a total time of 43 minutes and 41 seconds.
The Lingsi Intelligent Lingshi team won the legged robot load-carrying competition with a final score of 400 points and a time of 1 hour, 51 minutes and 29 seconds.
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