Biography Flash Usain Bolt Legacy Lives On As Robots Chase His Speed Record and Tracks Bear His Name
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More intriguingly, 36Kr detailed on March 27 how Jingshi Technology's full-size humanoid robot Bolt—unveiled in February 2026—hit a peak treadmill speed of 10 meters per second, dubbing it the fastest in its class and explicitly aiming to outrun Usain Bolt's record 12.4 m/s peak. Founder Jin Yongbin told the outlet their "Formula 1 for robots" goal is to surpass Bolt's 9.58-second 100m benchmark, positioning the machine as a running companion for athletes before household use. No direct Bolt involvement, but this tech race benchmarks his superhuman feats, potentially shaping his biography as the ultimate human speed standard AI chases. No major headlines in the last 24 hours per ESPN or AP wires—all verified quiet on Bolt's front, with zero unconfirmed rumors from tabloids like Daily Mail.
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