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Chinese robotics companies are testing humanoid robots in South Korean factories and cafés, the South China Morning Post reports. The article identifies UBTech, Anyverse Dynamics, AgiBot and Unitree among firms active in South Korea.
Why it mattersThat is a useful sign of robotics companies taking their machines beyond demonstrations and into potential working environments. The available account does not detail what the robots did or how the trials performed, so the promise is clearer than the proof.
Discuss: Should humanoid robot makers prove their machines in real workplaces early, or wait until they can show reliable performance?
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