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Humanoid robots now have digital IDs China has launched the nation’s first Full Life Cycle Management Platform for Humanoid Robots Every robot will receive a unique ID code at the factory--functioning like an “ID card” --enabling full traceability from R&D, manufacturing, sales, and usage all the way to recycling... show more

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