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In the "Intelligent Drawing Optical Valley" CMG World Robot Skills Competition, China's cutting-edge quadruped robot, "Panther 2.0," debuted with a breathtaking speed of 10.3 meters per second, decisively surpassing the previous world record of 8.89 meters per second held by Boston Dynamics' WildCat for a full decade. Weighing in at 38 kilograms and standing at a height of 0.63 meters, "Panther 2.0" boasts a lightweight design that belies its formidable capabilities. Its astonishing speed is the product of groundbreaking innovations, including the implementation of the Huygens coupled pendulum principle and the seamless integration of multiple core technologies. This achievement signifies a significant milestone for China in the realm of high-end robotics.
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