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Chinese humanoid robot company UBTECH shows off its Walker 2 robot autonomously swapping its battery.

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Фото профиля Pete Balls to the wall FSD 🤖🚕
Pete Balls to the wall FSD 🤖🚕1 год назад

Kinda creepy.

Фото профиля Shawn Chauhan
Shawn Chauhan1 год назад

Self-swapping batteries are a huge step forward

Фото профиля Electric Brawl
Electric Brawl1 год назад

Where’s the fingers?

Фото профиля Ink Idea
Ink Idea1 год назад

Sip your coffee in secret disdain 😏 Funny hidden message. ☕️☕️☕️ Discreetly displayed on the inside of the mug Get it now 🔥>>

Фото профиля TeslaUltraBull🇮🇱🔋🤖💎🙌🚀🌖
TeslaUltraBull🇮🇱🔋🤖💎🙌🚀🌖1 год назад

Nio of Humanoid Robot, lol.

Фото профиля V
V1 год назад

Why replace battery when you can wirelessly charge?

Фото профиля DryCathode
DryCathode1 год назад

It’s eating

Фото профиля Robotaxi Whisperer
Robotaxi Whisperer1 год назад

Something about that feels creepy, but fascinating

Фото профиля Riccardo
Riccardo1 год назад

We need an Optimus update from Tesla. Been a while since the last one.

Фото профиля jjjjound
jjjjound1 год назад

Impressive!

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Donnie_Tesla1 год назад

💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

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