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BabyAlpha Chat

A futuristic robot that's easy to use and incredibly fun.

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BabyAlpha Chat is a futuristic robotic model equipped with 12 high-performance actuators and our proprietary five-layer motion control algorithm, giving it exceptional movement capabilities. It can achieve a maximum forward speed of 3.2 kilometers per hour and a maximum rotation speed of 180 degrees per second. BabyAlpha Chat is not only a high-tech toy but also a perfect blend of education and entertainment, suitable for users of all ages. Priced affordably starting at 4999 yuan, it is currently on special promotion with a discount of 2000 yuan, valid until November 16.
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