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Cuboid camper doubles into proper tiny home & front porch of the wild
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We've already seen robo-dogs take on inspection duties at industrial facilities, serve as naviagtion aids for blind people, and haul camping gear or deliver packages. Now a ski resort in China has found a novel use for powered pooches – pulling snow sport lovers around the grounds.
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