In a recent Wall Street Journal article titled, "Humanoid Robots Finally Get Real Jobs," Christopher Mims writes, "As global demand for new kinds of robots has shot up, mass manufacturing and falling costs for components are making [humanoid robots] cheaper to produce. Just as important, new kinds of AI—some close kin to the kind that has upended the priorities of tech companies and governments since the debut of ChatGPT—are animating robot bodies in ways that simply weren’t possible even a few years ago."
Are you using (or plan to use) humanoid robots in your logistics operations? What . . .
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