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More approachable,low-cost, practical dual-arm home robots are arriving US Nori Robotics just dropped the Nori L3 at $1,688. YC-backed, wheeled dual-arm platform aimed at everyday home tasks:fetching from the fridge, pouring a drink, loading dishes, folding clothes....20 DoF total, 1.5 kg payload per arm, 6–8 hours of battery. More... show more

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