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Four teams of Humanoid Robots faced off in a fully autonomous 3-on-3 Football game powered entirely by Artificial Intelligence in Beijing on Saturday night. (news.cgtn.com)
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Touted as China's first 3-on-3 football game between humanoid robots, the event served as a preview for the upcoming World Humanoid Robot Games, set to take place in the Chinese capital this August.

According to the organizers, a key highlight of the competition was that all participating robots operated fully autonomously using AI-driven strategies – without any human intervention or supervision.

Equipped with advanced visual sensors, the robots were able to identify the ball and navigate the field. They were also designed to stand up on their own after falling.

During the game, however, several still had to be carried off the field on stretchers by staff.

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[–] Imgonnatrythis@sh.itjust.works 27 points 1 week ago (7 children)

Seems like the sort of thing that might lend itself to video?

[–] iz_ok@sh.itjust.works 10 points 1 week ago

Videos of this pop up every now and then. The robots are a bit clunky and aren't very good at football.

Here's one from a few months ago.

YouTube - Robots compete in football match

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