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The field,
on the record.
Project H publishes when a result, schedule change or claim can be connected to an inspectable source state. The China signal desk adds first-party Bilibili and Weibo discovery without turning social visibility into proof.
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URKL / CHINAURKL is framed as a martial-arts story, not just a robot demo
Five dated EngineAI uploads turn the gala into a wuxia-shaped sequence of origin, martial soul, quest, arena and triumph.
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ENGINEAI / T800The first Henan-made T800 units mark a broader production footprint
An official EngineAI upload dated 24 July says the first Henan-produced T800 batch came off the line—an industrial signal outside Shenzhen.
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URKL / WEIBOURKL’s Chinese distribution extends beyond its owned channels
A same-day Weibo cluster carried the same live-spectacle story through regional media accounts from Wenzhou to Qingdao and Dezhou.
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CATEGORYHumanoid robot fighting: the complete 2026 field
Six competition anchors, four control models and the false-positive leagues that distort the landscape.
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EXPLAINERHow robot fights actually work
Control, hardware, scoring and evidence: the four contracts behind every defensible result.
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BOXINGHumanoid robot boxing is already real
The documented events, machines and event-specific champions—without inventing a global ranking.
Read file ↗URKLIs URKL real? Yes—with caveats
The official competition, the autonomous control contract and the publicity claims that remain contested.
Read file ↗URKLMatador wins 3–2 after losing its head
The result is confirmed across six sources. Round-by-round judge scores were never published.
Read file ↗URKLWhat the 320 million view claim can—and cannot—prove
Three audience figures, three evidence states, one reproducible owned-channel snapshot.
Read file ↗CATEGORYAutonomous is not another word for robotic
URKL, REK, UFB and SCL use materially different control contracts.
Read file ↗IRON FISTThe complete four-robot bracket everyone overlooked
Iron Fist King is a one-off tournament, not a league—but it has the best public result set in the field.
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ENGINEAIWhy the T800 has two defensible price figures
Chinese preorder and international catalogue pricing describe different contexts.
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WHRGFree combat joins the World Humanoid Robot Games
A high-confidence event window with manufacturer coverage and a clearly labelled relationship.
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