This week in robotics was packed with breakthroughs. In China, Unitree unveiled the H2 — a full-sized humanoid robot with a lifelike face and smooth, human-like movement. In South Africa, a new teaching robot named IRIS became the country’s first AI tutor able to teach in all eleven official languages. Over in Dubai, DEEP Robotics showed off advanced robot dogs at the GITEX Global tech fair, while Chinese police started testing AI-powered patrol dogs in Hangzhou. And in one viral story, a six-year-old girl cried over her broken AI companion — a reminder of how emotionally connected people are becoming to machines.

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🧠 What You’ll See:
• Unitree’s new H2 “Destiny Awakening” humanoid — with lifelike motion and a bionic face
• South Africa’s IRIS robot teaching in all eleven official languages
• DEEP Robotics’ AI dog demos at Dubai’s GITEX Global tech fair
• Hangzhou’s patrol robot dogs enforcing laws with cameras and AI
• A viral story of a six-year-old girl and her broken AI friend that moved millions

🚨 Why It Matters:
Robotics is no longer just about metal and code — it’s crossing into emotion, education, and everyday life. From China’s humanoids to Africa’s AI tutors and city patrol bots, machines are learning to move, teach, protect, and even connect. The line between robots and reality has never felt thinner.

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