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🇨🇳 Robots are throwing punches, dancing, sorting packages, playing piano, all happening right now under one roof in Beijing. More than 300 companies showed up to the 2026 World Robot Conference with over 2,000 machines on display. The wild part is how many different jobs they’re already taking on,... show more

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