On August 26, the second World Humanoid Robot Olympics drew to a close in Beijing. A total of 666 teams from 16 countries, fielding 2,056 robots, competed in 1,301 matches across 51 events. Notably, on the 400-meter track, the Tiangong Omni robot clinched the team championship in just 45.66 seconds, adopting a distinctive "face-covering run" posture—a move that ignited fervent debate among netizens. Moreover, Tiangong Omni secured an additional gold medal in the 400-meter obstacle race, further cementing its status as a standout performer.