Humanoid robots intervene in training and competition sessions, and Xicheng opens a new picture of “smart sports”. [Chinese]

Author: 璎珞 | Source: wxrb.com | Read the full article in Chinese

In a groundbreaking development for sports training, a humanoid robot has been introduced at the Wuxi Sports School, captivating everyone with its ability to perform Tai Chi alongside athletes. Standing at 130 centimeters tall, this robot not only mimics movements but also engages with the trainees by performing gestures like heart signs and handshakes. The creators envision a future where such robots can serve as personal training partners, enhancing the training experience for athletes.

The robot's impressive performance is the result of three months of dedicated development, but the team acknowledges that this is just the beginning of what they call the "bronze age" of smart sports equipment. They aim to create a comprehensive training system that goes beyond simple imitation, incorporating features like motion capture, data analysis, and real-time feedback to provide personalized training plans that are difficult for human coaches to achieve.

The rise of smart sports technology is not limited to professional athletes; it is also transforming how everyday people engage in fitness. In a local fitness center, a home workout robot is helping individuals like Ms. Li practice yoga by offering tailored health solutions and correcting their postures in real-time. This innovative approach to fitness is making exercise more accessible and effective for everyone.

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