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    Robot toy stores children's secrets on vulnerable Chinese servers▼Your secrets aren’t safe with this cute robot toy — they’re on Chinese servers ready to be hacked✉newsTechnologyGadgets3 d ago

    A consumer robot toy is reportedly transmitting users' personal data, including voice recordings, to servers in China where security flaws could expose it to hackers. The report highlights weak privacy protections in internet-connected children's toys and raises questions about where consumer data ends up and who can access it.

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    Whimsical photo of robot-shaped object squeezing beet juice●Never before seen #Photography -ing of a phallic- #Robot in a fancy Coupe around the corner squeezing a Beet (below a coMmastodonLifeFood45 d ago

    A photographer shared an unusual image of a phallic robot figurine placed in a toy coupe car, posed as if squeezing a beet for juice at a local merchant. The playful shot, tagged with photography and nature hashtags, has drawn small but amused attention online for its absurdist staging.

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    Are sub-10,000-yuan humanoid robots just toys?▼Is the ten-thousand-yuan class humanoid robot merely a "cyber toy"?✉newsTechnologyRobotics4 d ago

    Chinese tech media are debating whether humanoid robots priced around ten thousand yuan offer real utility or are effectively gimmicks. The discussion questions whether low-cost humanoid machines can perform meaningful tasks or are little more than 'cyber toys' for hobbyists and demo purposes, reflecting wider scepticism about the gap between consumer robot pricing and genuine capability.

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    Kansas City high schoolers adapt toy cars for toddlers with disabilities●Kansas City high school robotics teams modified battery cars for toddlers with disabilities✉newsTechnologyRobotics6 d ago

    High school robotics teams in Kansas City have modified battery-powered ride-on toy cars so toddlers with disabilities can drive them. The students adapt the vehicles to each child's needs, giving young children mobility and play opportunities they would otherwise lack. The project has drawn attention locally as a feel-good example of engineering skills being used for community benefit.