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Kung fu and backflips: Dancing robots are the stars of China, but what else can they do?

Kung fu and backflips: Dancing robots are the stars of China, but what else can they do?

China is showcasing its advanced humanoid robots that can perform synchronized dances, kung fu, and backflips to demonstrate its technological progress in robotics. These robots are being utilized by the Chinese government to highlight the country's rapid development in the field to a global audience.

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