During the 2026 World Robotics Conference, referring to being “knocked over” by Zhongqing's T800 robot, Zhao Tongyang, founder and CEO of Zhongqing Robotics, told Sina Technology and other media, “At the time, robots really evolved to this point. I want to see how powerful it really is. As a result, you can watch the video, and it can kick me away.” Furthermore, he said that the vast majority of robot movements in the current URKL tournament are performed independently, and only in unexpected situations will manual intervention and quick correction be made. In addition, during the conversation, Zhao Tongyang shared the goal of the Zhongqing robot, not only to have the ultimate body, but also to have a smart brain. “What Zhongqing wants to do is move and feedback as sensitive as “Transformers,” and can even adjust its own movements when it is turned over in the air.”

During the 2026 World Robotics Conference, referring to being “knocked over” by Zhongqing's T800 robot, Zhao Tongyang, founder and CEO of Zhongqing Robotics, told Sina Technology and other media, “At the time, robots really evolved to this point. I want to see how powerful it really is. As a result, you can watch the video, and it can kick me away.” Furthermore, he said that the vast majority of robot movements in the current URKL tournament are performed independently, and only in unexpected situations will manual intervention and quick correction be made. In addition, during the conversation, Zhao Tongyang shared the goal of the Zhongqing robot, not only to have the ultimate body, but also to have a smart brain. “What Zhongqing wants to do is move and feedback as sensitive as “Transformers,” and can even adjust its own movements when it is turned over in the air.”