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A robot that picks up scattered items has been created in the US Stringman is attached to the ceiling by cables and can move around the entire room. It recognizes objects on the floor, picks them up and puts them in predetermined places. If the robot needs help, it... show more

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Interesting, but yet again pathetic.

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Meanwhile the real geopolitical robots are in Moscow negotiating terms with war criminals. Some things clean up messes, others just create them.

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Picks up kids toys. It’s going to be a best seller.

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