PETALING JAYA: Foreign commentators should move beyond outdated stereotypes and acknowledge the realities of the current interconnected and multipolar global economy, says Datuk Mohd Shahar Abdullah.
Engineers run with the humanoid robot"Tiangong" as it participates along with human runners in the E-Town Half Marathon & Humanoid Robot Half Marathon in Beijing, China April, 19 2025. -Reuters
The robots from Chinese manufacturers such as DroidVP and Noetix Robotics came in all shapes and sizes, some shorter than 120 cm , others as tall as 1.8 m . One company boasted that its robot looked almost human, with feminine features and the ability to wink and smile. Over the past year, humanoid robots have appeared at marathons in China but not raced. This is the first time they have raced alongside humans.
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