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We’ve seen humanoid robots do parkour, yoga, and backflips, but few have done anything, well, useful. One Chinese start-up is hoping to change that. X Square Robot unveiled a new model at an event in ...

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A 25-year-old housewife from Chennai is earning money by recording her daily household chores, such as making coffee and ...

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