Intelligent robot secures gold in world humanoid robotics championship's tai chi event

Intelligent Robot's far-reaching A3 model has claimed the gold medal in the 'Wushu - Tai Chi' category at the second World Humanoid Robotics Championship. This achievement brings the total number of medals for the company to three golds, three silvers, and two bronzes, placing it at the top of the medal table. The A3 model, equipped with a new generation of self-developed joints, delivers a peak current of 150A and an instantaneous power of 12kW. Its lightweight design, weighing just 55 kilograms, provides a comprehensive power-to-weight ratio of 0.218 kW/kg, comparable to that of a million-dollar supercar. The model supports backflips and mid-air walking, and is natively compatible with the Intelligent Robot Lingchuang platform, enabling users to create and share new movements instantly. It also boasts a battery life of up to 10 hours, setting an industry record, and supports a 10-second battery swap for continuous 24-hour operation. In June, the A3 model was announced to have successfully achieved autonomous table tennis, becoming the first full-sized bipedal humanoid robot to complete a competitive match with full autonomous decision-making.