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    Here’s what Ameca said when asked whether AI will take our jobs

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    Why Toyota’s soft humanoid Punyo hugs, lifts, and carries like a person

    Most humanoid robots pick up objects with their hands. But we, humans, use our chests, thighs, and shoulders for this, especially when carrying something bulky. A new soft robot from…

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    Meet Phoenix, the humanoid robot built to handle housework and retail jobs

    The developers call the stainless-steel humanoid Phoenix. It was built by Sanctuary AI in Vancouver. The robot runs on electricity, stands just over 170 centimeters tall and weighs about 70…

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    Meet GR-1, the humanoid robot built to help older patients

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    Humanoid Robots at the UN Say They’ll Outperform Humans — but Want to Collaborate

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