Método

What is listed

Humanoid robots in public sports or games with published results (track, field, football, and similar committee events). Quadrupeds, wheeled-only chassis races, and manipulator contests are out of scope for this version.

Source rule

Every result row must have a public source_url. No URL, no row. Prefer organising-committee pages; contemporaneous wire reports are allowed when a results PDF is not posted.

Editorial notes

Short notes are editor opinion. They are not official marks. They flag incomparability (for example 2025 vs 2026 autonomy rules).

Editorial hex (six axes)

The hex chart is an editorial index derived from sourced rows on this site. It is not a committee score and not a 0-100 Games certificate. Missing marks plot as 0 on that axis.

• Sprint: 100 m time, 8.5 s maps to 100, 25 s maps to 0.
• 400 m: 38 s maps to 100, 90 s maps to 0.
• 1,500 m: 140 s maps to 100, 400 s maps to 0.
• Jump: standing high jump metres / 3.40 m.
• Ball: 100 if this robot has a sourced football final win, else 0.
• Autonomy: 82 if the newest sourced Games year is 2026, 38 for 2025-only rows.

Coverage

Football rows include RoboCup Humanoid League podiums (2021-2026) plus the 2025 Games 5v5 final, so that family has 20+ sourced places. Sprint and distance rows are only published clockings. We do not invent times to pad those tables.

Not a laboratory benchmark board, and not an official organising committee. The hex is a reading aid for sourced sports marks. JSON/CSV: github.com/hanbon-labs/humanoidpodium.