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Transformable robots are fascinating. PrimeBot's T1 rolls upright on wheeled legs across flat floors, then drops into a quadruped to take on stairs and rough terrain. It's a first of its kind transformable robot. It's humanoid in some ways, yet it goes beyond the human form.

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