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🔥🚨DEVELOPING: NOETIX, a Robotics company based in Beijing is launching an affordable humanoid robot called Bumi for the price of $1400 which is significantly cheaper than other robots of this caliber.

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9,998 RMB ($1,400 USD), is this price for real?! 😳 NOETIX Robotics is about to launch an affordable humanoid robot called Bumi, priced at only 9,998 RMB, the first time a humanoid price has dipped below 10,000 RMB, proving the robot’s excellent performance with a dance demo.

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