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Un robot humanoïde bat le record du 100 m d'Usain Bolt à Pékin
Un robot humanoïde a battu le record du 100 mètres d'Usain Bolt après avoir parcouru la distance en 9,39 secondes lors des Jeux mondiaux des robots humanoïdes à Pékin.
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Un robot humanoïde a surpassé le record du 100 m d'Usain Bolt en bouclant le sprint en 9,39 secondes. Cette course record a eu lieu lors des Jeux mondiaux des robots humanoïdes organisés à Pékin. Cet événement marque une avancée notable dans la robotique, enregistrée durant la compétition à Pékin.
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