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S. Korea wins 3rd straight gold in men's archery team event
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Internet drives K-pop stars to overwork
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Driver behind deadly car crash apologizes at court hearing
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Assembly passes all 4 broadcasting bills despite ruling party objection
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Lee Joon-hwan wins bronze in men's judo
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Kim Jong-un's daughter under succession training: lawmaker
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Stings and arrows: Archer hits bullseye despite bee bother
Hyundai Motor Group on Wednesday unveiled DAL-e Delivery, the auto giant's upgraded indoor delivery robot for use in buildings. According to the auto conglomerate, the robot, which is based on four plug-and-drive modules, can move at a speed of up to 4.32 kilometers per hour -- equivalent to the average walking pace of an adult. The robot can also load up to 10 kilograms. The robots will be dispatched to the Factorial Seongsu office building in western Seoul in the second quarter of this year. (Hyundai Motor Group)
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