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The robot SpotMini malfunctions during its presentation

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During the conference technology Re: MARS 2019 Amazon's, The robotics company Boston Dynamics unveiled the quadruped robot SpotMini publicly. But a small malfunction caused the robot to go 'crazy' and fall to the ground after a few rotations.

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