<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>The world's first humanoid robot combat competition took place in China with four Chinese teams competing against each other.</li><li>The competition featured Unitree's G1 humanoid robots engaging in combat with punches, kicks, and dodges.</li><li>Teams utilized unique tactics, with the green team focusing on steady pressure, and the pink team leveraging muscle memory precision.</li><li>The G1 robots have advanced movement capabilities with seven degrees of freedom in their arms.</li><li>Humanoid robots require special algorithms and sensors to maintain balance during complex movements.</li><li>Unitree used AI reinforcement training to teach the G1 robots optimal behaviors and keep them upright during combat.</li><li>The robots underwent intensive training to withstand physical strain and remain stable in combat situations.</li><li>Future tournaments will see Unitree deploying robots with more advanced motion-sensing control systems for improved combat immersion.</li></ul>

China pits rival humanoids against each other in world's first 'robot boxing tournament'

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