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Meta Tests Robots for Tasks in Data Centers

Meta is conducting tests on robots to perform various tasks in its data centers, which may reduce the need for human workers and lower labor costs. The company is working with multiple vendors and evaluating different robotic solutions, including a Kinova Gen3 robotic arm. One employee suggested that successful implementation could significantly reduce the workload for some staff.

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Meta is conducting tests on robots to perform various tasks in its data centers, which may reduce the need for human workers and lower labor costs. The company is working with multiple vendors and evaluating different robotic solutions, including a Kinova Gen3 robotic arm. One employee suggested that successful implementation could significantly reduce the workload for some staff.

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Inside Meta’s push to put robots to work in data centers

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Meta Tests Robots for Tasks in Data Centers