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In a first-of-its-kind challenge, a humanoid robot named Qestr joined 25 runners in the Antarctic Ice Ultra at Ultima Camp on November 8. Wearing a thermal jacket, the robot braved freezing temperatures of minus 24°C but managed to cover only 3 kilometres before its battery drained, forcing it to withdraw. Meanwhile, China's Yusheng Ni completed the gruelling 100-mile race in 17:02:24, beating his own previous record.

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