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The Cool Down is mainstream America's guide to a cleaner, cooler future, making it easy for people from all walks of life to help themselves while helping the planet.

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thecooldown.com > green-tech > san-francisco-humanoid-robot-cleaning-home

San Francisco woman rents $30-an-hour humanoid robot to clean her home

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (382+ words) "Looks like he was [in] slow mode." A video of a humanoid robot doing household chores in a San Francisco home has sparked fresh debate over what domestic work might look like if machines take on more of it. What…...

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thecooldown.com > green-tech > factory-automation-china-humanoid-robots-boom

In China, flashy humanoids are a sideshow to the real factory automation boom

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (653+ words) "It takes you less than one hour to source the components you need to make a robot." While videos online regularly showcase humanoid robots completing tasks like running and jumping, concerns are growing across the globe over how the improved…...

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thecooldown.com > green-tech > new-york-teachers-build-snail-robot-microplastics

New York teachers build a snail-inspired robot that traps microplastics in water

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (560+ words) "My students can go to this park by us and find nurdles anytime." A group of New York teachers is battling one of the world's messiest pollution problems while taking inspiration from an unlikely source: the aquatic snail. At a…...