Recently, at the Benjie's Humanoid Olympic Games—a premier global real-robot competition focused on embodied dexterous manipulation—Star Era emerged as the overall champion, securing first place in three tasks: peeling oranges, unlocking locks, and flipping socks. These remarkable achievements were accomplished using its self-developed VLA embodied model. Star Era not only broke the previous competition records set by Physical Intelligence (PI) but also distinguished itself as the sole Chinese company to feature on the leaderboard.

Notably, in the orange-peeling task, Star Era achieved a groundbreaking milestone by peeling oranges entirely by hand without the need for any specialized tools. It completed the task in just 1 minute and 47 seconds, outpacing PI by an impressive 35%. In the lock-unlocking task, Star Era finished in a swift 49 seconds, surpassing PI's time by 25%. Additionally, in the sock-flipping task, Star Era demonstrated superior efficiency by using 32% fewer samples than PI while simultaneously increasing its speed by 30%.