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We Will Remember Them
Today, on #RemembranceSunday, we remember all those who served and died for our country.
From past generations to those who wear the uniform today, we honour their courage, dedication and service.
We will remember them.
#LestWeForget
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Absolutely disgusting!!
This is the lad who was taking the piss out of little Bradley lowery.
Share it far and wide people.
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They gave their tomorrow's for our todays. At the going down of the sun, we will remember them
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I’ve got two signed sets of darts, I’ll give away the set of whoever wins the World Grand Prix tonight! 🎯
To enter, simply:
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Good luck! 🤞🏼
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Look at this thing go! 🤖💨
100-Meter Obstacle Course Final
2026 World Humanoid Robot Games
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The second-edition of the World Humanoid Games is under way in China.
The competition, which kicked off on Saturday, will run for five days and has already included a robot running faster than Usain Bolt's 100m sprint world record. Full story: bbc.in/45KuGwx
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Chinese humanoid robot by smartphone maker Honor (“Lightning”) ran 100m in 9.32 seconds (Usain Bolt’s record is 9.58 seconds).
Perhaps more impressively: it crashed into a safety wall without having its waist implode with sparks flying off.
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Wow!.. This hit me hard... My dad is 73, & let's just say I'll answer every call/text from now on.....😢
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Are you watching the Chinese New Year Gala? The Robot Kungfu show is mind blowing!!!
They just executed a coordinated martial arts routine with spatial precision, rhythm control, and dynamic balance adjustments in real time.
Kung fu, one of China’s most iconic traditional art forms , performed by machines built with cutting-edge AI control systems, advanced actuators, and high-speed feedback loops. Ancient discipline meets algorithmic precision.
Last year, humanoid robots stepped onto the Spring Festival Gala stage for the first time. This year, they held synchronized kung fu stances with balance that would humble half of us after leg day.
And they did it live!!! On the most-watched television event on the planet.
The progress in just one year is magical.
That’s what we call China speed.
What makes it even sweeter is where this happened.
I love how the progress is integrated in culture. In celebration. In a Lunar New Year gala watched by hundreds of millions.
It’s music to my ears.
The robots didn’t look like they were “trying” anymore. They looked like they belonged.
Their joint articulation was smoother.
Their formation timing tighter.
Their balance recovery almost elegant.
Their choreography is expressive.
That’s what happens when AI models improve, control systems get smarter, hardware stabilizes, and iteration cycles compress.
One year in robotics today is not the same as one year ten years ago.
It’s compounding.
If this is what 12 months looks like,
imagine 36.
The Chinese New Year Robot Kungfu Gala is just futuristic.
It was quite the statement!
The future is getting better very, very fast.
It was so beautiful to watch. What do you think?


























