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A robot dog was used to flip a switch at a nuclear site - as it was too unsafe for workers. Get any of our free email newsletters — news headlines, sports, arts & entertainment, state ...

A robot dog was used to flip a switch at a nuclear site - as it was too unsafe for workers.

Spot the robot dog flips the switch. (Nuclear Restoration Services via SWNS) By Elizabeth Hunter A robot dog was used to flip a switch at a nuclear site - as it was too unsafe for workers.