During the second World Humanoid Robot Games, the 400-meter small-class track final concluded with Tiangong claiming the championship, clocking an official time of 45.66 seconds on the display board.

The Tiangong team fielded the Tiangong Omni model for this event. This lightweight humanoid robot stands 1.35 meters tall and weighs 39 kilograms, designed to excel in tight-space operations, emergency rescue missions, and home service applications.

Finishing second was the Fenghuo Shandian team, which posted a time of 48.47 seconds with its "Yuanqi Zai" robot model.

Notably, the Tiangong robot also dominated the 400-meter large-class final, securing another victory with a blistering time of 38.15 seconds. That mark notably surpasses the current men's 400-meter world record of 43.03 seconds set by human athletes.