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Looks like XPENG is getting IRON ready to work as a Car stores sales assistant. XPENG is testing its potential for real-time interaction with multiple customers asking about buying a car. IRON can follow the person it’s talking to in real time, take human-like steps and turn naturally(not pacing),...

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jesse chan3 days ago

XPeng also brings its robotics and flying-car tech into its vehicles, such as aviation-grade safety redundancy in the GX and G9L, the G9L’s powered tray table and massage seats that detect just 2g of pressure, and the P7’s voice-tracking motorized screen.

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Bren Luengo ♥ Cool Guides3 days ago

Iron's got that premium saleswoman energy, but real estate agents watching this are probably updating their LinkedIn right now.

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RubiconDerivatives3 days ago

Is this the kill room??

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Mia3 days ago

IRON humanoid looks like a beautiful woman—tall, graceful, and poised. Great for car , or robot store, or any store assistant🔥🤖💫

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Aleksey King3 days ago

@gbuhnici

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Richie Rich3 days ago

What’s wild is that Iron will help sell more cars whilst selling more humanoids

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