Beijing 2026 · Tier 2

Weightlifting

A measured strength event: each robot gets three printed attempts and the organiser publishes a total and a placing. Only the heavyweight final has been published - ten entrants, three of whom recorded a total.

1Result held

10Entrants

2Divisions

Coverage state

Rules & structure: CompleteEntrants: 10 heldResults: 1 held

RoboPodium holds 1 verified result for this sport, published only after verification against their sources. No complete entrant list, draw or results feed has been verified, so this is not the full record of the competition.

Events

Heavyweight10 placings

Official results

Published by the organising committee. Placings and figures are recorded exactly as issued; RoboPodium ranks nothing of its own here.

Weightlifting Heavyweight

Final · 24 August 2026 · 20:30

Official Weightlifting Heavyweight final result
Rank	Entrant	Weight of robot	1 attempt 1	2 attempt 2	3 attempt 3	Result
1	Bei Jing Ren Xing - Hua Ke Lian Dui 9	67.75 kg	15	16	---	16 kg
2	Tian Zhuo Dui 3	67.35 kg	15	15	16	15 kg
3	Tian Gong 6	72.1 kg	15	---	---	15 kg
	Ren Xing - Hua Ke Ji Xie Xue Yuan Lian Dui 1	67.75 kg	15	15	---	Did not start (DNS)
	Bei Jing Xin Xi Ke Ji Da Xue Zhi Xing Dui 10					Did not start (DNS)
	Tian Qi Wo Long 5					Did not start (DNS)
	Mu Niu Liu Ma Dui 8					Did not start (DNS)
	Ling Ji Zhi Zao - Tie Yu Kai Jiang 4					Did not start (DNS)
	Li Gong Niu Li Dui 2					Did not start (DNS)
	Fei Hong Ta Xue 7					Did not start (DNS)

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Control policy

Divisions

Division	Eligibility envelope	Notes
Heavyweight	mass 40–80 kg
Lightweight	No published eligibility limits	Listed in the organiser's event guide. No result table has been published and RoboPodium holds no result for it. The weight envelope is not stated in any document held, so none is recorded.

How a result is structured

Weightlifting result definition

Official

Official result as published by the WHRG Organising Committee. RoboPodium reproduces it unchanged.

Three attempt cells per entrant, printed as a figure or as a dash.
The organiser publishes a total beside them, and ranks on that total.
The robot's own weight is printed too, in the same kilograms. It is what the machine weighs, not what it lifted, and is stored as a separate quantity.

Known unknowns

The organiser does not name the lift. There is no snatch, no clean and jerk and no stated movement, so RoboPodium models one unspecified attempt series rather than importing a conventional two-lift format.
Nothing states whether a printed attempt succeeded. One ranked entrant shows 15, 15 and 16 against a published total of 15, so the total is demonstrably not the largest attempt, and a dash is an empty cell rather than a failure.
Second and third both total 15. No tie-break rule is published and RoboPodium does not invent one; the organiser's order stands.
One entrant marked DNS carries a body weight and two attempt figures. The sheet says both things and RoboPodium records both without reconciling them.
The programme lists a lightweight event. No result table for it has been published and RoboPodium holds none.

Sources

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