Ultimate Robot Knock-out Legend

全球人形机器人自由格斗联赛

Medium confidenceOperator markEngineAILeague operated by EngineAI URKL official site ↗

Record statusActive league

Field rolecore

Control modeFull AI autonomy

Hardware fieldEngineAI T800

DisciplineFree combat

Founded / first edition2026-02-09

Project H readCurrent classification

The machine makes the competitive decision.

URKL is EngineAI’s autonomous humanoid combat league. Its competitive proposition is software-led decision-making on a standardised T800 platform, not remote piloting.

Competition profileFull-size autonomous humanoid combat league

What this record represents.

01 / History

Origin and continuity

EngineAI announced the competition in 2026 after using the Mecha King name for its earlier free-combat programme. Project H keeps those identities separate so the predecessor does not inherit URKL results.

02 / Format

Competitive contract

The audited V1.0.0 record describes qualification, a physical play-in and bracket competition. The Shenzhen gala is retained as an exhibition result rather than silently treated as a tournament round.

03 / Media

Broadcast boundary

EngineAI publishes owned fight footage and event highlights through its official video channels. Audience claims remain separate from measured channel and video snapshots.

04 / Verification

What is confirmed

The competition identity, control boundary, T800 platform and archived rules are primary-source backed. Future dates and the live V2.0.0 rules require separate verification.

Rules statusArchived V1.0.0 translated

A source-bound English synthesis covers scoring, a ten-second knockout count, two-reset limit, eight-metre circle and the taunt bonus. The live page now identifies V2.0.0, so versions are not merged.

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Knockout10 secondsUnable to stand unaided

Manual resetsMaximum 2Archived V1.0.0 bout contract

Play-in120 points100 base + 20 force bonus

Narrative layerFive owned uploads / 03–16 July

EngineAI frames URKL through martial tradition.

A dated Bilibili sequence moves from origin and martial soul to quest, arena and triumph. Project H treats that as evidence of the organiser’s positioning—not as proof of audience reception or sporting quality.

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Event records4 current

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