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Universal helper robot KAI is being tested in 🇨🇳China, to be released soon starting from $20,000. The robot is produced by China’s KinetixAI, and can perform the roles of: - nanny; - cleaning and tidying rooms; - folding and arranging clothes; - courier and concierge; - operating basic tools... show more

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