Chinese startup MirrorMe just dropped a video of its new humanoid robot sprinting at a staggering 10 meters per second (22.4 mph), a speed that obliterates the previous full-sized humanoid record of 3.3 m/s held by Unitree’s H1. This new velocity is fast approaching elite human speeds, creating a new benchmark in bipedal locomotion. To prove the footage is legitimate and not just clever CGI, the company’s founder even gets on the track to race the machine, a move of either supreme confidence or a deep desire to go viral.
