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Waymo resumes service in San Francisco after robotaxis stall during blackout | TechCrunch
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This compact smart heater easily warms up my living room without taking up much space
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Life-like robots for sale to the public as China opens new store
Posted onAdam Hancock Business reporter Shutterstock A life-size humanoid replica of Albert Einstein at the store A new robot shop has opened in Beijing selling everything from mechanical butlers to human-like replicas of Albert Einstein. More than 100 types of products will be on sale at Robot Mall, which launched in the Chinese capital on Friday….
