I would rather spend time and money investing in robots then importing the third world that won't do the jobs anyway and just commit crime/fraud/murder/rape/etc.
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>Lost luggage and battered bags could soon be a thing of the past, as Japan Airlines starts testing robotic baggage handlers.
Starting in May, human workers at Tokyo's busy Haneda airport will have a helping hand from an army of humanoid robots as part of a two–year trial.
The Chinese–made bots will be trained to tackle ground handling tasks like loading cargo containers of luggage on and off flights.
Japan Airlines (JAL) hopes that the new robotic workers will help ease staffing issues as Japan juggles a surge in tourism and a slumping workforce.
The airport will trial two robots: the child–sized 130cm Unitree G1, and the larger 172cm UBTech Walker E, according to Aviation Wire.
I would rather spend time and money investing in robots then importing the third world that won't do the jobs anyway and just commit crime/fraud/murder/rape/etc.
Archive: https://archive.today/0HQ4e
From the post:
>>Lost luggage and battered bags could soon be a thing of the past, as Japan Airlines starts testing robotic baggage handlers.
Starting in May, human workers at Tokyo's busy Haneda airport will have a helping hand from an army of humanoid robots as part of a two–year trial.
The Chinese–made bots will be trained to tackle ground handling tasks like loading cargo containers of luggage on and off flights.
Japan Airlines (JAL) hopes that the new robotic workers will help ease staffing issues as Japan juggles a surge in tourism and a slumping workforce.
The airport will trial two robots: the child–sized 130cm Unitree G1, and the larger 172cm UBTech Walker E, according to Aviation Wire.
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