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A Chinese startup, DaxAI Robotics, has unveiled a four-legged robot that can carry two people, has motorcycle controls and reaches a speed of 40 km/h. Mass production is expected to begin in 2026.
The DaxAI Qiji is the Chinese answer to the corresponding creation inspired by Kawasaki last year, the four-legged robotic “horse” called Corleo. However, unlike the Japanese quadruped, the Qiji is not just a vision of the distant future: it already ex…
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A Chinese startup, DaxAI Robotics, has unveiled a four-legged robot that can carry two people, has motorcycle controls and reaches a speed of 40 km/h. Mass production is expected to begin in 2026. The DaxAI Qiji is the Chinese answer to the corresponding creation inspired by Kawasaki last year, the four-legged robotic “horse” called Corleo. However, unlike the Japanese quadruped, the Qiji is not just a vision of the distant future: it already ex…
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