A robot just ran a 5K, and now we feel bad about ourselves. | Mashable

China is building humanoid robots that can run and walk with movements that look almost human. In recent tests, these robots handled downhill slopes and rough terrain with balance and smooth strides, making it hard to tell where machine ends and biology begins. Unlike older robots that struggled with uneven ground, these new models are designed to adapt to changing environments. They can adjust to slopes, obstacles, and tricky surfaces in real-time, making them much more useful in real-world sit

Robot runs downhill in scarily human-like fashion | The Sun