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Sharpa Robotics claimed that the machine had a faster reaction time. Here’s proof otherwise. Man vs Humanoid Robot on the “Reflex Drop Sticks Challenge” during IROS 2026

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Ryan Dunwoodyvor 6 Tagen

Be careful, @REK got a cease and desist for man vs humanoid competitions 🤖

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Irvin (in Japan 🇯🇵)vor 6 Tagen

@REK We good. @cixliv and I share the same lawyers.

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Ryan Dunwoodyvor 6 Tagen

@REK @cixliv Meatbag vs Machine LLP

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Mukul Dharpurevor 6 Tagen

Reaction time isn't the bottleneck. The robot's arm stays locked in one pose and only the hand closes, so any stick outside that zone is lost. The human moves his whole body. Did Sharpa publish their camera-to-grip latency? I bet the gap is actuators, not perception.

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clark shanholtzervor 6 Tagen

looks like the robot won though...

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Satoshi Legal Network ⚖️vor 5 Tagen

Un benchmark no se gana con claims. Se gana con latencia medida, condiciones reproducibles y datos comparables. 🤖

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Tomas Kapler #AI 🤖✨vor 6 Tagen

Can he do it 24/7/365?

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Convor 6 Tagen

Robot caught it higher from the floor on every one, so yeah it’s faster

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R3PL1C8R Dronesvor 5 Tagen

They probably had a machine as a judge. It was clear as day just looking at it to me.

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Marletto's Bulldogvor 6 Tagen

test vs a human juggler

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CDUvor 5 Tagen

🤖wins most 12hr matches

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Büke Beyondvor 6 Tagen

this is stilly. machines will win. it is like a wrestling match with a truck.

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Françoisvor 6 Tagen

Better that the average human

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Krzysztof Wośvor 6 Tagen

Cool demo

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Finfluencers Misfluencing 👏👏vor 6 Tagen

Robot can do with same accuracy for hours at stretch, not the human.

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Irvin (in Japan 🇯🇵)vor 6 Tagen

s/o @kyry_D

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ZYZvor 5 Tagen

It seems that the sticks dropped in a faster pace on robot side

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Nicolas Chauvinvor 6 Tagen

Proof that the humans failed twice: - robot won the challenge - humans though the human won

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Evening Trader Groupvor 6 Tagen

Looks like human reflexes still win.

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