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This is Helix O2, a humanoid robot from US firm Figure that’s capable of “autonomous, longhorizon loco-manipulation” – which means it can unload a dishwasher by itself. It’s not especially fast but knows how to close a drawer with its hip – see the video at www.snipca.com/57866.

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