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XPENG sliced open its lifelike IRON robot on stage to prove no human was inside, highlighting its push into commercial humanoid robotics.

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TESLA has Optimus and Xpeng has Iron. Both humanoid robots are common in concept but very different in execution. Clearly, in ...