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Are you ready for the debate? Does Boston Dynamics serve a real interest better than Figure robots? Or the opposite? Figure robots spent 8 hours working alone, then was beaten by an operator over 10 hours. Here's what the Boston Dynamics robot is capable of. Decide now whoever serves...

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