Samsung Enters Humanoid Robotics Race with Rainbow Robotics Investment
Samsung wants in on the rapidly expanding humanoid robotics market. The tech giant just upped its stake in leading South Korean robotics firm Rainbow Robotics.
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Samsung wants in on the rapidly expanding humanoid robotics market. The tech giant just upped its stake in leading South Korean robotics firm Rainbow Robotics.
A century ago, industrial juggernaut Westinghouse ventured into robotics. It marked the beginning of the general public’s fascination with humanoid robots.
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