According to the “New York Times” report on the 27th, a startup called Dimensional in San Francisco in the US issued a recruitment notice: Walking a robot dog, no relevant experience required, an hourly wage of 20 dollars, and the need to walk 4 to 6 hours a day. Unlike regular dog walkers, robot dog walkers don't have to clean up the waste left behind by dogs, but robot dogs may “go on strike” during a walk due to equipment overheating. When this happens, dog walkers have to carry these robotic four-legged robots back to the startup's office. The recruitment notice specifically reminds that candidates must be able to “safely carry around 33 pounds of equipment”. According to reports, this month, the robot dog that the company arranged for personnel to walk was sold for about 2,000 US dollars, from the Chinese company Yushu Technology. These robot dogs can be controlled from the factory using a handheld remote control or mobile app.

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