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Chris Paxton· @chris_j_paxton · X·· 1 days agoEditorial score35

This is the astribot s1 humanoid, as far as i can tell. It's a really nice responsive tendon driven robot and makes sense for this task. And I like that this shows a good amount of the promise of robotics - waking up to a nicer and more organized world

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This is the astribot s1 humanoid, as far as i can tell. It's a really nice responsive tendon driven robot and makes sense for this task. And I like that this shows a good amount of the promise of robotics - waking up to a nicer and more organized world

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This is the astribot s1 humanoid, as far as i can tell. It's a really nice responsive tendon driven robot and makes sense for this task. And I like that this shows a good amount of the promise of robotics - waking up to a nicer and more organized world

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Quoted postTheseus Robotics@theseuscom
Introducing Theseus Robotics (YC F26). Our robots restocks supermarket shelves overnight and picks online orders by day, without changing anything in the store. Lights off at 9pm, shelves full by 9am. Next stop: San Francisco.
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