Realbotix’s Controversial Plans to Deploy First AI Robot Tutor in US Public School
Realbotix is sending one of its AI-powered ultra-realistic humanoid robots into the classroom.
Realbotix is a U.S.-based company building AI-driven humanoid robots with lifelike skin, facial expressiveness, and conversational intelligence for companionship, entertainment, and service roles.
Realbotix is sending one of its AI-powered ultra-realistic humanoid robots into the classroom.
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