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Robot dogs on farms do a lot more than just guarding
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Robot dogs made the headlines following their deployment in high-security locations like the White House. Now, they're being used in greener environments.
Robot dogs made the headlines following their deployment in high-security locations like the White House. Now, they're being used in greener environments.
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