WALL‑E Robot Becomes Reality
At CES 2026, Chinese startup Zeroth showed a real robot straight out of a cartoon - WALL‑E has come to life! And it's not a concept: it's already available for purchase. Price in the US is $5,599, and for China there is a version with an official Disney license, fully reproducing the iconic look from the beloved movie ✨
This little guy rides on tracks, can carry things, and even records everything with its built-in camera. Imagine: a cartoon character that you previously only saw on screen is now actually next to you. On one hand, it's a dream for geeks and Disney fans, on the other - a bit scary 😐
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