Group 1 - The RoBoLeague robot football league is set to hold its finals on June 28 in Beijing, marking the first domestic 3V3 AI robot football competition and a test event for the 2025 World Humanoid Robot Games [1][2] - The event showcases advancements in humanoid robot technology, with all participating robots operating autonomously using AI strategies, eliminating the need for human intervention [1] - The competition features an optimized penalty mechanism to reduce interruptions and enhance the flow and intensity of the matches, highlighting technological achievements in motion control, visual perception, navigation, decision-making, and multi-robot collaboration [1] Group 2 - The event is seen as a "testing ground" for technological breakthroughs in areas such as bipedal dynamic balance and multi-robot collaborative decision-making, providing essential technical validation for the football project of the humanoid robot games [2] - The competition attracts top teams, including Tsinghua University's Huoshen Team and Beijing Information Science and Technology University's Blaze Team, fostering innovation through collaboration [2] - The outcomes of the event are expected to drive the practical application and development of humanoid robot technology in real-world scenarios, with plans to create a series of robot event IPs, including a robot half-marathon [2]

Group 1 - The CMG World Robot Competition, featuring humanoid robots, will take place on May 25 in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, marking the first fighting competition of its kind globally [1] - Key performance indicators for the robots include durability and stability, which are tested through endurance trials in various environments, including schools [1][4] - The endurance test requires each robot to run for 40 minutes, assessing their joint motor heat dissipation and motion stability, while operators monitor temperature and power levels [1][2] Group 2 - Robots require advanced algorithms and control systems to maintain movement, and variations in ground friction can affect their performance [2] - The robots are also undergoing combat technique tests, showcasing the optimization of motion control algorithms for smoother operation [4] - The competition will feature three control methods for the robots, including a simple handheld controller, with additional modes to be revealed during the final event [8]