Unitree Robot Dog A2 Wins Mount Tai Championship: 1 Gold and 2 Silvers at the First CMG World Robot Mount Tai Climbing Competition
The A2 robot dog of Beijing Lingyi Technology Team, under Unitree Technology, competed in the first CMG World Robot Mount Tai Climbing Competition in fully autonomous mode, with an actual time of 41 minutes and 41 seconds (final result 43 minutes and 41 seconds, with a 2-minute penalty), winning the championship in the legged robot racing event. The A2 and B2 of Shanghai Gaoyi Technology Team won second place in the legged robot racing event and the load-bearing event, respectively. Due to time and resource constraints, Unitree officially only sent two quadruped robots, the A2 and B2, to compete, and did not send any humanoid robots; the widely followed G1 robot's withdrawal was due to developers entering the competition on their own.
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On November 2, the first CMG World Robot Mount Tai Climbing Competition kicked off in Tai'an, Shandong. The course runs from Hongmen to Zhongtianmen, covering 3.9 kilometers and more than 3,100 steps, with continuous stone stairs and steep slopes and curves as the core challenges, testing the robots' locomotion and autonomous decision-making capabilities in complex mountain environments. The Beijing Lingyi Technology team under Unitree Robotics competed with an A2 robot dog in fully autonomous mode, winning the legged robot racing championship with an actual time of 41 minutes 41 seconds (final result 43 minutes 41 seconds, including a 2-minute penalty). The Shanghai Gaoyi Technology team won two silver medals, with the A2 taking second place in the legged robot racing competition and the B2 taking second place in the legged robot load-bearing competition. According to Unitree, due to time and resource constraints, Unitree officially sent only two quadruped robots, the A2 and B2, to compete. Many independent teams also entered on their own after secondary development based on Unitree products, among which the widely noticed G1 robot that withdrew due to "heatstroke" was an entry by a developer. (Yicai reporter Hu Shujuan)