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The iRonCub MK3 is being developed with “specific applications such as disaster response” in mind.
The Italian Institute of Technology recently shared a video that updated curious viewers on the robot’s progress.
Some internet users expressed profound confusion at the robot's uncanny childlike appearance.
However, the robot is not controlled by AI but is teleoperated by real people remotely.
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