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Amap's Robot Dog Tutu Starts Patrols at Alibaba's Xixi Campus, Filing Evidence Into Work Orders

10.26

Amap, Alibaba's mapping and navigation platform, has put its quadruped robot dog Tutu to work on routine inspection rounds at Alibaba's Xixi campus in Hangzhou.

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