From August 22 to 26, the National Skating Stadium in China hosted the second edition of the Humanoid Robot World Games, bringing together participants from 16 countries. The events showcased significant advancements in speed, autonomy, and precision of robots. The Tiangong Ultra robot particularly shone by achieving a remarkable time in the 100-meter race. The competitions also included real-world application scenarios, assessing the capabilities of robots in various contexts.