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2026-09-09
Sprint winner is not the medal-table winner: Games 2026 vs 2027Tiangong Ultra took the viral 100 m final at 8.64 s, but English closing reports put AGIBOT atop the overall medal table. Organizers also pointed to Beijing August 2027 with more scenario events. HumanoidPodium keeps those facts separate from track rows.
2026-09-08
Standing high jump: why English sources list both 2.88 m and 3.40 mHumanoidPodium keeps Tiangong Ultra standing high-jump marks of 2.88 m (Reuters / Live Science roundup) and 3.40 m (People's Daily / CGTN) as separate sourced rows, not one blended height.
2026-09-05
Two more evergreen pages: fastest humanoid and 400 m recordHumanoidPodium adds FAQ pages for the fastest humanoid robot question and sourced 400 m records, aimed at long-tail Google traffic beyond Bolt headlines.
2026-09-05
Indexed is not ranked: what site: search actually showsHumanoidPodium has many Google-indexed URLs. Viral humanoid 100 m queries still open with BBC, Reuters, and NYT. Here is the difference and what we publish instead.
2026-09-05
New FAQ: did a humanoid robot beat Usain Bolt?HumanoidPodium publishes a sourced FAQ for the viral Bolt headline: 8.64 s is a robot meet final, not a World Athletics human record.
2026-09-05
Why standing high jump is still basically one rowJump looks empty next to football. Here is why HumanoidPodium keeps a thin jump board instead of padding it with unsourced heights.
2026-09-05
The open dataset on GitHub is a snapshot, not a scrape dumpHow to read the HumanoidPodium JSON/CSV on GitHub: same inclusion rule as the site, English field names, and why empty marks stay empty.
2026-09-05
Two evergreen comparison pages for Google search trafficHumanoidPodium adds 100 m 2025 vs 2026 and half-marathon remote vs autonomous pages with FAQ markup for clearer search snippets.
2026-09-05
Eight UI languages, English marksHumanoidPodium UI is available in en/zh/ja/ko/de/fr/es/pt. Result marks, units, and source URLs stay on the English ledger fields so comparisons do not drift.
2026-09-04
What "world record" means on HumanoidPodiumThe 100 m hub collects sourced robot clockings. It is not a World Athletics ratification sheet and not a guarantee that every outlet used the same meet rules.
2026-09-04
Empty cells mean no public source yetWhy HumanoidPodium leaves blanks instead of inventing podium times, and how to send a missing results URL.
2026-09-04
400 m and 1,500 m: keep year and size group apartHow HumanoidPodium lists Games 400 m and 1,500 m clockings without merging 2025 minutes into 2026 seconds or large-group with small-group.
2026-09-03
Tiangong Ultra sourced marks at a glanceA short HumanoidPodium reading list for Tiangong Ultra: 100 m stack, 2025 half marathon, and standing high jump, each with its own source.
2026-09-03
Reading RoboCup Humanoid League places without inventing a world rankingHow HumanoidPodium stores Kid/Adult and Small/Middle/Large football podiums from RoboCup 2021-2026 as sourced places, not a global ladder.
2026-09-03
Ledger note: why 2025 and 2026 humanoid marks stay on separate rowsHumanoidPodium update: how we keep World Humanoid Robot Games and Beijing E-Town half-marathon clockings comparable without mixing rule years.
2026-09-03
How we split remote and autonomous half-marathon rowsBeijing E-Town 2025 vs 2026: why 2:40:42, 50:26, and 48:19 never sit in one ranking on HumanoidPodium.