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We're building the foundation for autonomous robotics. To make adoption a seamless experience, we've created quadraped self-charging for Unitree Go2. When low on battery, our robot dogs will AUTONOMOUSLY guide themselves to a charging station. No human intervention required. OpenMind.

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We built auto self-charging so robots can run autonomous tasks all day with no humans in the loop. This weekend, we had a Unitree Go2 doing security patrols. When the battery runs low, it returns and docks itself. This is the level of reliability real-world robotics needs.

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