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Sprint winner vs medal table (Games 2026)

People ask who won the World Humanoid Robot Games. Stopwatch headlines and medal tallies answer different questions. This page keeps them apart.

Quick read

• 100 m large-group final (this ledger): Tiangong Ultra 8.64 s with a public source_url on the Games 2026 board.
• Overall medal table (English closing reports): AGIBOT reported atop the count (TechTimes: 18 gold, 16 silver, 12 bronze = 46), driven by dexterous and scenario events.
• 2027: Beijing again in August; scenario share expected to grow (CGTN). No 2027 clockings on HumanoidPodium yet.

Why the boards disagree

Therefore, a sprint final is one sourced row. However, the overall medal table sums many event types, including tasks this ledger does not score as athletics times. Moreover, scenario gold does not rewrite the 8.64 s final.

According to CGTN's closing report, Tiangong Ultra won the large-size 100 m in 8.64 seconds, and organizers pointed to a third Games in Beijing in August 2027 with more scenario-based events.

How to cite

1. For fastest 100 m: open the 100 m hub or fastest-humanoid page, then Source.
2. For who topped medals: cite the medal-table article, not a sprint clip.
3. For 2027 plans: use the Games 2027 stub until competition rows exist.

Related

Games 2026 - Games 2027 stub - 100 m hub - fastest humanoid - Bolt FAQ - news note - methodology

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