The Morning After: A humanoid robot and a foldable phone from the same company

Xiaomi had a busy Thursday. The Xiaomi CyberOne is 177cm (5.8 feet) tall, weighs 52kg (115 pounds) and is, apparently, a Leo.
The CyberOne is the second item out of the Xiaomi Robotics Lab, after the CyberDog from August 2021. The humanoid device has a face in the type of a curved OLED panel, it can see the world in 3D and hear with two microphones to identify “85 types of ecological noises and 45 classifications of human feeling.” I dont think I even have that emotional range. Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun stated each CyberOne would cost in between 600,000 and 700,000 yuan (about $89,100 to $104,000), so itll be sometime prior to the robotics hit mass production, if ever.
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The Xiaomi CyberOne is 177cm (5.8 feet) high, weighs 52kg (115 pounds) and is, obviously, a Leo. The CyberOne is the 2nd product out of the Xiaomi Robotics Lab, after the CyberDog from August 2021. Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun said each CyberOne would cost between 600,000 and 700,000 yuan (about $89,100 to $104,000), so itll be at some point prior to the robotics hit mass production, if ever.
Xiaomis Mix Fold 2 is the Chinese brands second collapsible phone, including a surprising thickness of just 5.4 mm, opened– barely enough to house a USB-C port– and 11.2 mm thick, folded. One function that makes it possible for the Mix Fold 2s thinness is Xiaomis third-generation “micro water drop hinge,” which provides a tighter fold on the flexible display panel.

It looks less like a Razr, too.
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