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Another crazy Chinese design. SageMan, a wheeled four-armed humanoid robot from Shanghai Sage Intelligence. With wheeled mobility, a 360-degree workspace, and four coordinated arms, it can perform millimeter-level precision tasks, from factory handling and assembly to laboratory tasks. It's a true efficiency monster.

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