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In China, robot traffic controllers began testing on the streets Humanoid robots from the company DEEP Robotics have appeared on the streets of Hangzhou, China. They control traffic at intersections, maintain order, and help tourists. The robots can operate at temperatures ranging from −20 to +55 °C. After the... show more

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Ilona M.23 hours ago

If you don't follow his orders he chokes you. What could go wrong?

Rad Dracul1 day ago

At this point that country is a test server without regulations, just to check if things actually work...

Dzmitry 💙💛1 day ago

The most useless thing ever OMG 😆

Choking-on-Gnats1 day ago

expensive traffic light

Who Cares1 day ago

like the big drone displays which look great but is also a real live test and can be use in war. same here its all testing for war/crowd control

🗒️ A small Light | 离散世界1 day ago

太可怕了，這是美丽新世界+1984

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