At the opening ceremony, a four-legged robotic horse, serving as an "all-terrain intelligent mount," steadily carried a humanoid robot holding the games flag high, treading on light. This "robot riding a robot horse" scene drew wide attention from netizens, jokingly dubbed "woke up too abruptly and saw a robot riding a horse." This edition's flag outlines a running robot silhouette with the binary "0" and "1," symbolizing the digital origin of artificial intelligence and the infinite possibilities of its continued evolution.
Multiple robot formations completed precise formation changes in unison; two humanoid robots even performed the difficult "Thomas flair" stunt when entering the arena, fully demonstrating motion control and swarm coordination capabilities.
On the competitive field, a robot suddenly crouched and catapulted into the air, leaping nearly 3 meters, striking a standard full split in mid-air before landing steadily - netizens joked that "even PE students would fall silent watching." On the first day of the games, robots recorded a best of 9.39 seconds in the 100 meters and 2.88 meters in the high jump, both surpassing human world records. In the 400-meter race, the Honor robot "Lightning" fell but could get up on its own and finish the race, winning applause from the audience for its materials and engineering.
