At the second World Robot Games, Honor's Lightning robot delivered a stunning performance in the 100-meter final, crossing the finish line in just 8.83 seconds and coming to a stable stop right after the race.

As the competition progressed, Lightning consistently improved its times, advancing from 9.32 seconds during the preparation phase to today's impressive 8.83 seconds in the final. This continuous refinement highlights the sustained breakthroughs in the robot's motion control, instantaneous power output, and dynamic balance capabilities under real, high-intensity conditions.

These technologies, rigorously tested through extreme operational scenarios, are also set to make a full return in the Magic9 series, bringing the same advanced engineering to consumer devices.