64 seconds. 86 seconds the previous day. The record was set at the World Humanoid Robot Games, where over 2,000 humanoid robots competed in various events.
58 seconds. Some robots crashed into a barrier after crossing the finish line, with sparks flying from them. Further details about the event and the robots that competed are available from the source.
The record-breaking run was part of a five-day showcase of technological advancements.
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