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Someone save Ballie.

An early pic we received from the CES show floor shows Samsung’s delightful rolling robot trapped in a glass case. I’d love to see this thing actually move around — but it looks like those wheels aren’t going anywhere for now.

A distant photo of Ballie in a glass display case in a roped-off area.
Samsung’s Ballie robot, trapped at CES 2024.
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