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Live: CMG's First World Mountain Robot Challenge kicks off!

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Built on the complex mountain terrain of Mount Taishan, CMG's First World Mountain Robot Challenge creates a competitive arena for robots, with a total track length of 3.9 kilometers and more than 3,100 steps, taking continuous stone stairs, steep slopes and sharp bends as core challenges. Robot teams from all over the country, carrying the latest scientific research achievements, set out to conquer Mount Taishan. The ancient stone paths are turned into a natural competition field, where robot climbers keep ascending and stage a fun-filled tech climbing show. #Robot #CGTNonSite

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