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It’s the week Sin City turned sci-fi.
Humanoid robots shadowboxed, danced and pretended to run small shops. Singapore-based Sharpa displayed a robotic hand playing table tennis and dealing blackjack hands.
Across Las Vegas, technology companies used the annual CES trade show to reveal their visions of the future and to loudly proclaim that physical artificial intelligence is poised for a breakout year.
“The humanoid industry is riding on the work of the AI factories we’re building for other AI stuff,” Nvidia
