In Beijing, more than 2,000 humanoid robots are competing in football, athletics, martial arts and real-world tasks like cleaning and factory work. But behind the spectacle is a much bigger race to determine who will build the machines that could transform the workplace and potentially replace some human jobs. Abdulvehab Ejupi reports.
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