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Boston Dynamics' Handle robot is designed for warehouses, using a rear counterweight and suction grippers to efficiently and smoothly move heavy loads.

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Taking ppls jobs.😱

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that shits gnarly. I kind of wish I could see what the world looks like in another 100 years. too bad I'll be dead.

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