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Robots aren’t just running simulations anymore, they’re running marathons 🤖 Amap debuted its first fully autonomous guide robot, Tutu, at the finish line of the 2026 Beijing E‑Town Humanoid Robot Half‑Marathon. With the intelligence to understand the physical world and reason through solutions, Tutu navigates crowds, traffic, uneven terrain,... show more

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