The curtain has fallen on the 2nd World Humanoid Robot Games, held at the National Speed Skating Oval, known as the "Ice Ribbon," in Beijing, wrapping up on the morning of August 27th. In its debut appearance at the competition, Zhiyuan made a powerful statement by securing an impressive haul of 18 gold, 16 silver, and 12 bronze medals. This outstanding performance, driven by its combined success in both the competitive events and scenario-based challenges, earned the company the top spot on both the gold medal tally and the overall medal count.

Notably, all of the robots that Zhiyuan brought to the competition were its standard mass-production models, with no custom-made units developed specifically for the event. This approach truly demonstrated the company's philosophy of machines that can "wear a work badge and still win a gold medal," proving that their technology is ready for real-world application, not just the arena.

During the games, Zhiyuan's dexterous hand technology proved dominant, capturing 7 of the 8 gold medals in the dedicated dexterity challenges. In the operational task track, the team added 6 more golds, while securing a further 5 golds in the athletic and competitive categories. The company's featured models, including the Jingling G2, Lingxi X2, and Expedition A3, were deployed across a diverse range of events such as firefighting and emergency response, library book organization, obstacle courses, boxing, and table tennis. This wide-ranging participation tested the robots across everything from highly dynamic athletic movements to complex, long-sequence operational tasks, providing a comprehensive evaluation of their capabilities in perception, decision-making, manipulation, and motion control.