Zeroth Robotics Launches WALL-E-Inspired Home Companion Robot in US Market
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Zeroth, an AI robotics startup, is launching a home companion robot called the W1 in the US for $5,599. The robot resembles Disney and Pixar's WALL-E character but without the licensed design elements. It features a dual-tread design for navigating various terrains and can carry up to 110 pounds for home and light commercial use.
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Zeroth is launching what looks like an off-brand version of the beloved bot in the US for $5,599.
The bot, called the W1, doesn't feature WALL-E's yellow color scheme or humanlike eyes, but it comes with the same dual-tread design that is supposed to help the bot travel over grass, gravel, and slopes.
Zeroth says the W1 is designed for use at home or in 'light' scenarios, as it can carry up to 110 pounds.
A robotics startup called Zeroth is launching a home companion robot in the US that resembles Disney and Pixar’s WALL-E.
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