China has announced plans to open the world’s first-ever all-robot manufacturing plant, which could reduce the workforce from 1,800 people to 200 – or by 90%. The plant will produce electronic and technology goods.
China has announced plans to open the world’s first-ever all-robot manufacturing plant, which could reduce the workforce from 1,800 people to 200 – or by 90%. The plant will produce electronic and technology goods.
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