
Robot dog: Is a $4,000 Chinese bot worth the bark?
Imagine a robot dog that follows you, climbs stairs, and costs as much as a used car. Sounds like sci-fi, but it's already here, straight from China.
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Imagine a robot dog that follows you, climbs stairs, and costs as much as a used car. Sounds like sci-fi, but it's already here, straight from China.

Get ready to make some room, because robots with arms and legs are leaving the labs. Soon we'll see them more often, perhaps even joining us.

Picture Meta's servers, a maze of cables and blinking lights. Soon, humans won't be the only ones getting their hands dirty, but also mechanical arms.


While we're busy debating the future, China is already mass-producing it. Humanoid robots are about to flood the world, but almost all of them come from one place.
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Ever felt your favorite AI talks to you in a slightly too, well, 'AI-ish' way? A new plugin promises to make it sound much more human.

Who knew a robot dog could fetch such a fortune? Unitree, the company behind those famous quadruped bots, just hit it big on the Shanghai stock exchange.
Imagine robots learning from their mistakes in real-time, instantly sharing lessons with everyone. It sounds like science fiction, but it's almost reality thanks to a new tech trifecta.
Picture a robot on Mars, diligently doing its job without constant human nagging. That's not sci-fi anymore; it's the daily routine for Perseverance.

Humanoid robots used to be sci-fi movie props, then university lab curiosities. Now they're headed for the Chinese stock market, with Unitree aiming to rake in a hefty sum.

Imagine stepping into a self-driving car, no one at the wheel. Soon in Las Vegas, this will be possible, and you'll pay for it. Zoox is about to launch its robotaxi service.

Robots are the future, or so they say. Now a Chinese startup wants to cash in on the hype with a Hong Kong IPO.