San Francisco startup pays $20/hour to walk robot dogs
A San Francisco startup called Dimensional is offering $20 per hour to walk robot dogs through city streets, part of its efforts to train AI systems for better real-world navigation. The New York Times reported that the company recently posted a job listing seeking operators who can take four-legged machines on walks around San Francisco. No robotics experience was required, and paid training…
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- Dimensional hires people to walk robot dogs in San Francisco
- Operators earn $20 per hour with paid training included
- AI aims to improve real-world navigation of robots
San Francisco startup offered $20 an hour to walk robot dogs for AI training: report
foxbusiness.com · 29 October 2026
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