@rohanpaul_ai: Love at first crash. literally. In Philadelphia, a delivery robot crossing the street took a glancing blow from a truck…
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A delivery robot in Philadelphia was lightly hit by a truck while crossing the street, then displayed heart eyes on its LED panel and continued its route.
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Love at first crash. 😍 literally. In Philadelphia, a delivery robot crossing the street took a glancing blow from a truck. Heart eyes appeared on its LED panel immediately after. The bot adjusted and continued its route. https://t.co/RDRY4GuuPJ
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