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Winning robot records faster time than Jacob Kiplimo’s world record
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More than 100 robots run in parallel tracks to avoid collisions with humans
They can already carry the shopping, cook and clean. Now they can run and win half-marathons.
In perhaps the most unusual spectacle ever seen at the end of the 13-mile races, robots flew over the finish line ahead of the humans for the first time on Sunday. And there wasn’t a bead of sweat in sight.
