Experts say the role of humanoid robots in the workplace would very much depend on the type of work. 1 Comments
In Flowery Branch, Georgia, an hour’s drive from Atlanta, robots designed to look and move like humans are unpacking and moving boxes in a warehouse run by logistics company GXO.
Standing at five-foot-nine, their hands are metallic pincers capable of lifting 35 pounds, they use electricity in their legs to move up and down, and they go by the name Digit.Developed by Oregon-based Agility Robotics, these robots are human-centric, meaning they are designed to work alongside people, and they […]
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