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Chinese robot Tiangong clocks sub-9-second 100 metres in Beijing
A Chinese robot named Tiangong ran 100 metres in under nine seconds, beating the men’s world record by 0.7 seconds.
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A Chinese robot named Tiangong ran 100 metres in under nine seconds, beating the men’s world record by 0.7 seconds. The timing was recorded in Beijing.
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