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At halftime of the United States' men's basketball loss to France, a towering robot wearing a No. 95 jersey took the ball in its giant robot hands and began draining shots like peak Stephen Curry.

Since the robot doesn’t need to take breaks to rest or drink water, it helps push players harder. The next robots featured are called Motion & Intercept Modular-Interface Coordination, or M.I.M.I.C.

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At halftime of the USA-France men's basketball game, a robot rolled out to midcourt and proceeded to start draining long jumpers like some nightmare-future version of Steph Curry.

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The robot, named Cue, is able to sink a free throw each time it attempts the shot. And Cue beat human competition when it lined up against pro-players from the B-league in Japan, reported The Verge.

Martinez hit a grand slam on the next pitch for a 9-5 lead, and the Yankees went on to a four-game sweep. Asked whether he was happy there was no robot umpire then, Torre grinned and said ...