Humanoid robot soldiers likely only 5-10 years away, one developer behind China's robotics boom tells CBS News

TL;DR

The World Humanoid Robot Games are being held in Beijing, with over 2,000 robots from 600 teams across 16 countries competing.
One robot broke Usain Bolt's 100-meter sprint record, completing the distance in 9.39 seconds.
Despite impressive feats, some robots experience malfunctions, such as tripping, collapsing, or bursting into flames.
A robotics engineer estimates that robot soldiers could be a reality within five to 10 years.
The engineer suggests robots could be used to prevent war by deterring other countries from attacking.
China aims to showcase its technological advancements and leadership in AI and robotics through these games.
Future applications for humanoid robots include domestic tasks like cleaning and military applications.

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