@heyshrutimishra: I visited the world's #1 humanoid robotics company in Shanghai. Most robotics demos are scripted, controlled, and secre…
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The author visited the world's #1 humanoid robotics company in Shanghai, which shipped 10,000 robots into real factories last year.
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I visited the world’s #1 humanoid robotics company in Shanghai.
Most robotics demos are scripted, controlled, and secretly operated by humans.
This 3-year-old company shipped 10,000 robots last year. Into real factories. https://t.co/sIb80NC9iM
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