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Expert coverage of humanoid robot competitions and tournaments worldwide. Including detailed breakdowns of the latest athletic achievements from platforms like the Unitree G1, Boston Dynamics Atlas, and emerging Chinese robotics companies. Our newsletter highlights viral moments before they hit mainstream media. Technical innovations in robotic mobility and AI training systems, and exclusive insights into the labs and companies pushing the boundaries of what humanoid robots can do.
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Humanoid robotics is advancing faster than ever. In 2025 alone, we’ve seen robots master basketball layups, compete in the world’s first humanoid games featuring 16 countries, and achieve record-breaking athletic feats like 1.4-meter long jumps and 106-kilometer endurance walks. Missing a week means missing history.
Our readers include robotics researchers, AI enthusiasts, sports technology professionals, and fans who recognize that humanoid sports aren’t science fiction anymore, they’re happening now. Join thousands of subscribers who trust Humanoid Sports Network to separate the genuine breakthroughs from the hype.
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From university research labs in Hong Kong to competition arenas hosting robot boxing matches, we’re tracking every development in this emerging field. Whether you’re interested in the AI and machine learning powering these athletic machines. The engineering challenges of bipedal locomotion, or simply watching robots do incredible things, our newsletter keeps you informed.
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