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Toyota is involving its workers in the training of humanoid robots as part of a plan to deploy 400,000 factory robots, with an investment of $6.42 billion annually starting in 2028. The company emphasizes that this initiative is not aimed at replacing human workers.
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Toyota is involving its workers in the training of humanoid robots as part of a plan to deploy 400,000 factory robots, with an investment of $6.42 billion annually starting in 2028. The company emphasizes that this initiative is not aimed at replacing human workers.
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Toyota orders workers to train humanoid robots but says humans won't be replaced
Toyota Involves Workers in Training Humanoid Robots, Emphasizes No Replacement of Humans