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Beyond Robotics unveils a humanoid robot alongside its PICKY strawberry-harvesting robot

Original article in Korean비욘드로보틱스, KIEMSTA서 딸기 자율 수확로봇 휴머노이드 ‘PICKY’ 공개

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Beyond Robotics, a physical AI robotics company, unveiled its PICKY strawberry-harvesting robot and a humanoid robot at the KIEMSTA 2026 agricultural machinery expo in Daegu. The company showcased a humanoid designed to automate unstructured tasks across industries, built on 3D vision AI and robot control technology developed in agricultural settings.

#robotics#physical ai#humanoid#agriculture
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