Creepy robot

[nrc]

Big Dog is a four legged robot being developed by Boston Dynamics. Is it just me or is this kind of creepy.

http://www.bostondynamics.com/dist/BigDog_Feb-26-2006.wmv

[racer2c]

Yes it is creepy looking. Every time I see robot with legs I shake my head as it's already been proven, no matter how advanced their balance software/gyros are, a group of small furry sentient beings can take them down with trip wire and swinging logs.

Waste 'o money.

[oddlycalm]

Creepy for certain. Never ceases to amaze me that people are willing to spend $ millions to invent a mechanical version of something perfectly good that already exists in nature. Llama comes to mind in this case. Sure footed, large enough to carry quite a lot, easy to manage and can be trained to react on it's own to complex situations. The only thing missing would be the scream of the two stroke weedwacker motor....

oc

[emjaya]

Do you get wool off a llama? :)

[G.]

That's sort of nightmarish in a Tim Burton sort of way.

With today's technology, the only reason to have humanoid leg robots is to make the disabled walk.

Can't get funding for that, though. Need to put something camoflaged on it, paint it green and pitch it to the military.

[oddlycalm]

Do you get wool off a llama? :) Usually Not before the 2nd date... :gomer:

oc

[emjaya]

Usually Not before the 2nd date... :gomer:

:laugh: :p

At a farm on the weekend and was given the same spiel about Alpaccas ie: smart, pack animals and they give wool as well, which is why I asked about the Llama's.

:)

[oddlycalm]

Sure, Llama fleece is valuable, though not nearly as valuable as Alpaca fleece.

Both will pack your stuff around over really rough ground. They are popular around here for fleece and packing. A lot of the country around here stands on end and is rugged besides. Pack horses and mules have their limitations.

http://www.llamapacks.com/images/sunny_lg.jpg
http://www.packllama2000.com/Dsc00266smallSFW.jpg

oc

[racer2c]

Just don't get one of these...

http://www.callcenterscript.com/uploads/push_me_pull_you1.jpg

they don't move very fast. :)

[KLang]

Just don't get one of these...

http://www.callcenterscript.com/uploads/push_me_pull_you1.jpg

they don't move very fast. :)

Looks like that may have been the inspiration for the Big Dog. :p

I notice Big Dog is funded by DARPA. Wonder what they have in mind?

[G.]

Looks like that may have been the inspiration for the Big Dog. :p

I notice Big Dog is funded by DARPA. Wonder what they have in mind?DARPA funds stuff that won't be useable for 20-odd years later. Guess that fits with big dog.

Alot of what they're doing now is biometrics stuff. Bionic man type things.

[ChampcarShark]

creepy thing indeed, at first I thought it was a joke, two men dressed up.

it would have been nice if it had head and tail to know whcih direction the thing was moving

[G.]

DARPA funds stuff that won't be useable for 20-odd years later. Guess that fits with big dog.

Alot of what they're doing now is biometrics stuff. Bionic man type things.
HEALTH BEAT: MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

Tissue replacement may apply to all body parts

By Ann Parson
New York Times News Service
Published August 1, 2006


WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- At the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine, Dr. Anthony Atala and more than 80 colleagues are working on tissue-replacement projects for practically every body part -- blood vessels and nerves, muscles, cartilage and bones, esophagus and trachea, pancreas, kidneys, liver, heart and even uterus.

Already the urologist and tissue engineer grows fully functioning bladders from scratch. To repair or replace parts, Atala and other researchers seed a biodegradable scaffold with cells and insert it into the body, where the cells, if all goes smoothly, mature into functioning tissue.

In the long term, the scientists hope, patients may no longer have to wait on the national transplant list "for someone to die so they can live," as Atala puts it. Organs could be tailor-made for people.
<snip>

While tissue engineers aren't likely to regenerate complex parts on a regular basis anytime soon -- least of all the human head -- Atala, who is also director of the National Regenerative Medicine Foundation, recently received $1 million from the Defense Department for research that will be undertaken by a coalition of research centers. A primary goal is to grow limbs for injured soldiers.

requires free registration (http://www.chicagotribune.com/features/health/chi-0608010392aug01,1,498875.story)

[oddlycalm]

Alot of what they're doing now is biometrics stuff. Most of which is probably a lot more useful than a double ended walker powered by weedwacker motors that can be heard from a distance of 2 miles.... :D

oc

[SteveH]

Boston Dynamics’ robots are learning how to run outside and navigate autonomously (https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2018/5/10/17341400/boston-dynamics-atlas-spotmini-robots-videos-autonomous-navigation)

vjSohj-Iclc

https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/yPyK40BF5_afhk1_syW9NnG6ENg=/1000x0/filters:no_upscale()/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/10817727/jump.gif

https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/10817749/giphy__1_.gif

game over, we're screwed

[SteveH]

https://i.imgur.com/HmZUDBx.gif

[Insomniac]

https://i.imgur.com/HmZUDBx.gif

They can treat boxes like crap just like we're all used to!

[SteveH]

Boston Dynamics Is Getting Ready to Produce Lots of SpotMinis (https://spectrum.ieee.org/automaton/robotics/industrial-robots/boston-dynamics-spotminis)

https://spectrum.ieee.org/image/MzEwNTAwNA.jpeg


At CEBIT back in June, Boston Dynamics’ CEO Marc Raibert mentioned in a talk that they’re currently building about 100 SpotMinis, and that they’re planning on scaling that up to be able to build something like 1,000 SpotMinis by the end of 2019. This has attracted some attention recently, since it seems like Boston Dynamics is ready to “productify” its robots on a commercial scale, and Raibert even mentioned some areas in which they’ve had interest from potential customers. “We’re trying to take what we already know, and reduce it to practice by making robot products,” he said. “Robot products are new for Boston Dynamics … we’ve been operating for a long time working on the future, and now we’re trying to make practical products.”

https://frinkiac.com/video/S05E15/zUkV9cUgZVE7i-S_pkYo8lvUmjQ=.gif

[nrc]

The real danger starts when they partner with Google, Facebook, or Amazon. Activate creepy follow you around and watch you constantly mode.

[SteveH]

Not Boston Dynamics

https://i.redd.it/a84bjwpex7p11.gif

[SteveH]

^
Humanoid construction robot installs drywall by itself (https://www.engadget.com/2018/10/01/aist-humanoid-robot-installs-drywall/)

[SteveH]

https://thumbs.gfycat.com/ThoseLoathsomeArawana-size_restricted.gif

[Lux Interior]

This scares the living daylights out of me.

[SteveH]

Don't be surprised in the future to see the NFL allow two BD robots per team. Would be a cure for ratings for sure. One on defense and one on offense. The offensebot would undoubtedly be a running back and the defensebot would line up over center. POW

:tony:

[G.]

Don't be surprised in the future to see the NFL allow two BD robots per team. Would be a cure for ratings for sure. One on defense and one on offense. The offensebot would undoubtedly be a running back and the defensebot would line up over center. POW

:tony:

Would they be eligible for the Fantasy Draft?

[SteveH]

I guess this belongs here. An AI avatar is a robot of sorts.

Magic Leap's new AI assistant looks alarmingly human (https://www.cnn.com/2018/10/12/tech/magic-leap-ai-assistant/index.html)


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[SteveH]

kHBcVlqpvZ8

[nrc]

Ha. Beat me to it. Now they're taking over our dance clubs.

[Insomniac]

Don't be surprised in the future to see the NFL allow two BD robots per team. Would be a cure for ratings for sure. One on defense and one on offense. The offensebot would undoubtedly be a running back and the defensebot would line up over center. POW

:tony:

They should be QBs!

[SteveH]

Slightly heavier than a toothpick, the first wireless insect-size robot takes flight (https://www.cnbc.com/2018/11/02/about-the-weight-of-a-toothpick-first-wireless-robo-insect-takes-off.html)


Imagine an insect that can alight along a pipeline to sniff out gas leaks, swoop beneath plants to detect pests and disease, and slip into tiny spaces to find disaster survivors. Now imagine holding a laser that can control its every move.

I'm imagining a whole lot of other uses, too. We really are screwed. :p

[SteveH]

not so creepy

NASA is building robots to make rocket fuel on Mars (https://www.techspot.com/news/77184-nasa-building-robots-make-rocket-fuel-mars.html)

[SteveH]

https://i.imgur.com/SWmKST9.gif

[nrc]

Sleigh Bells of the Apocalypse.

[SteveH]

Learning agile and dynamic motor skills for legged robots (http://robotics.sciencemag.org/content/4/26/eaau5872)

Watch the embedded video... very interesting.

[TravelGal]

Learning agile and dynamic motor skills for legged robots (http://robotics.sciencemag.org/content/4/26/eaau5872)

Watch the embedded video... very interesting.

Location? Maybe I just missed it in all the words.

Fascinating to me how difficult this is. [read: how amazing our own bodies are] At least 10 years ago Honda's Asimo was the talk of the town because it could go up and down steps. Locomotion has advanced dramatically but it's been a decade and it's obviously still got a long way to go.

[SteveH]

https://i.imgur.com/led15Z7.gif

[nrc]

https://i.imgur.com/led15Z7.gif

Looks like someone has a case of the Mondays.

[SteveH]

Ocado robots at Andover warehouse ‘hampered’ firefighters
(https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/ocado-robots-at-andover-warehouse-hampered-firefighters-gwtj0zqd7)

1,110 robots, 600 in the area of the fire!

[nrc]

Ocado robots at Andover warehouse ‘hampered’ firefighters
(https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/ocado-robots-at-andover-warehouse-hampered-firefighters-gwtj0zqd7)

1,110 robots, 600 in the area of the fire!

It's begun. "Let it burn, meatsack!"

[Elmo T]

Some light reading here:

Operationalizing Robotic and Autonomous Systems in Support of Multi-Domain Operations - White Paper - Prepared by:Army Capabilities Integration Center – Future Warfare Division (https://info.publicintelligence.net/USArmy-RoboticAutonomousMultiDomainOps.pdf)

[SteveH]

https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/cr7xwVQqQgy85dbUe2mDlddCEt4=/1400x0/filters:no_upscale()/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/14948928/giphy.gif

Not such a big deal, I did this just a few weeks ago. And on ice, no less!

MIT’s Mini Cheetah robot can do backflips now (https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2019/3/2/18246498/mit-mini-cheetah-robot-backflips)

Watch the embedded video

[SteveH]

https://thumbs.gfycat.com/PlainBestAmazondolphin-size_restricted.gif

[TravelGal]

^^ Made me laugh. We don't have enough bugs? We have to make electronic ones now? Yeah, yeah, I know, it's the technological intricacy that counts but BUGS? :laugh:

[SteveH]

Boston Dynamics? latest robot is a mechanical ostrich that loads pallets
(https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2019/03/boston-dynamics-latest-robot-is-a-mechanical-ostrich-that-loads-pallets/)

We’re screwed

[SteveH]

Boston Dynamics Enters Warehouse Robots Market, Acquires Kinema Systems (https://spectrum.ieee.org/automaton/robotics/industrial-robots/boston-dynamics-warehouse-robots-acquires-kinema-systems)

[SteveH]

https://youtu.be/OnWolLQSZic

[TravelGal]

https://youtu.be/OnWolLQSZic

Where is my fly swatter?

[nrc]

These videos should have apocalyptic music applied to them.

[SteveH]

Ride of the Valkeyries comes to mind

[TravelGal]

The Hall of Mountain King. Much more ominous.

[SteveH]

Robots Edge Closer to Unloading Trucks in Amazon-Era Milestone
(https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-05-03/robots-edge-closer-to-unloading-trucks-in-amazon-era-milestone)


https://assets.bwbx.io/images/users/iqjWHBFdfxIU/iJ4CNfxPZbgE/v0/-999x-999.gif

[nrc]

Pretty sure our new china set is in that crumpled up, burst open box on the top left. :p

[TravelGal]

Pretty sure our new china set is in that crumpled up, burst open box on the top left. :p

Just what I was thinking "Breakables need not apply." LOL.

[SteveH]

More than 7,000 Robots Will Work in Construction by 2025, Report Says (https://www.roboticsbusinessreview.com/construction/more-than-7000-robots-will-work-in-construction-by-2025-report-says/)

[nrc]

The first robot construction jobs will be standing around holding a shovel and watching while the humans work.

[SteveH]

Robots Thrive in the Forest on Jobs That Humans Find Too Boring (https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-05-10/robots-thrive-in-the-forest-on-jobs-that-humans-find-too-boring)

[SteveH]

Boston Dynamics’ cool-yet-terrifying commercial robot Spot is about to go on sale
(https://bgr.com/2019/06/05/boston-dynamics-robot-spot-going-on-sale/)

[SteveH]

Robot workers are coming to the Vegas Strip ? and they may take jobs
(https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/2019/06/10/mgm-resorts-las-vegas-jobs-machines-robots/1415103001/)

[SteveH]

The US Army will test armored robotic vehicles in 2020 (https://www.theverge.com/2019/7/13/20693157/us-army-robotic-combat-vehicle-mission-enabler-technologies-demonstrators-armored-test)

[SteveH]

Atlantic League coach ejected for arguing over automated strike zone just one inning into robot umpire era (https://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/atlantic-league-coach-ejected-for-arguing-over-automated-strike-zone-just-one-inning-into-robot-umpire-era/)


Frank Viola, a former big-league All-Star and the 1988 AL Cy Young Award winner, is now the pitching coach of the High Point Rockers. He was tossed on July 12 after objecting to the automated strike zone in the first inning of the first game since the robots were placed in charge, per Close Call Sports (hat tip to the Star Tribune). Viola wanted umpire Tim Detweiler to overrule some close calls. Detweiler declined, and things snowballed from there.

[gjc2]

Atlantic League coach ejected for arguing over automated strike zone just one inning into robot umpire era (https://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/atlantic-league-coach-ejected-for-arguing-over-automated-strike-zone-just-one-inning-into-robot-umpire-era/)


The game is played by people, it should be officiated by people.
There will be the occasional bad call, however in the long run they'll be in your favor as often as they favor the other guy.

[Lux Interior]

https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/xq90/923/pgR2XA.jpg (https://imageshack.com/i/pnpgR2XAj)

[SteveH]

Should I have let my daughter marry our robot? (https://metro.co.uk/2019/07/24/should-i-have-let-my-daughter-marry-our-robot-10361703/)


:eek::laugh:

[SteveH]

Coming Soon to a Battlefield: Robots That Can Kill (https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2019/09/killer-robots-and-new-era-machine-driven-warfare/597130/)

[SteveH]

Robots Will Serve You Chinese Hot Pot At New South Loop Restaurant (https://blockclubchicago.org/2019/09/05/robots-will-serve-you-asian-hot-pot-at-new-south-loop-restaurant/)


A series of robots will help servers make dining ?seamless? for visitors, according to the Roosevelt Collection.

So, is tipping necessary?

[chop456]

Robots Will Serve You Chinese Hot Pot At New South Loop Restaurant (https://blockclubchicago.org/2019/09/05/robots-will-serve-you-asian-hot-pot-at-new-south-loop-restaurant/)

So, is tipping necessary?

When I lived in the South Loop, the only hot thing you'd get at 150 W. Roosevelt was lead. :laugh:

[SteveH]

De Blasio proposes 'robot tax' to counter job losses from automation
(https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/460162-de-blasio-proposes-robot-tax-to-counter-automation-job-losses)

[nrc]

My Roomba is gonna be pissed. Seriously, how are they going to account for the fact that all that work will just be done somewhere else using those same robots? So then we're back to tariffs which everyone now hates because... you know.

First the boring manufacturing work was sent overseas and it was, "Who cares, it's boring and nobody wants to do it. High tech manufacturing is the future." Then when high tech manufacturing started going overseas it was, "Who cares, service industries are the future." My comment was, "Right, what are we going to do, make a living delivering each other pizzas?" After seeing the line of Door Dash delivery drivers waiting at my local BBQ place I think that's closer to true than I thought.

I really think that to have a strong middle class we need to produce tangible things. That's the stuff at the core of the economy that makes all those service jobs viable. The only way we can be competitive producing things without paying third world wages is by improving productivity through automation. If you tax that automation you're simply making us uncompetitive and the great sucking sound (RIP Ross Perot) continues.

[SteveH]

I‘Ve had this conversation with my son who has two children, plan their education well so that they will have a future in a robotic world. Which is pretty hard to do since we really don’t know what that would be. But if someone would have told you a decade ago that you’d no longer sweep your floors, a robot would do it, you would have thought they were nuts. We probably can’t imagine what our future will be. I suggest looking at past episodes of the Jetson for guidance.

[SteveH]

Nice floor routine!

_sBBaNYex3E

We're screwed...…

[TravelGal]

Nice floor routine!

We're screwed...…

Holy cow. What a difference from the days when Honda crowed that Asimo could walk stairs and no other robot could. I'm floored, you should pardon the expression.

[Lux Interior]

That's seriously scary.

[chop456]

Haven't any of these people seen the movie Hardware? :gomer:

[SteveH]

Robots made famous on YouTube could be headed to circus (https://www.thetelegraph.com/business/technology/article/Robots-made-famous-on-YouTube-could-be-headed-to-14471022.php)

[SteveH]

Yes, Robots Are Hurting Your Pay, Fed Study Finds (https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-10-01/robots-are-hurting-u-s-workers-wages-regional-fed-study-finds)

[SteveH]

Machine Beats Man (https://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/robots/a29056447/super-robots-faster-than-humans/)



You probably picture robots as clodhoppers: ponderous, clunky, even doddery droids that need caffeine, badly. But robots are on the brink of making giant strides. Just ask Columbia University engineering professor Hod Lipson, who writes in Nature that “young animals gallop across fields, climb trees, and immediately find their feet with grace after they fall”—and robots are set to follow suit.

I'll be in my rocking chair on the porch.

[nrc]

Machine Beats Man (https://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/robots/a29056447/super-robots-faster-than-humans/)


I'll be in my rocking chair on the porch.

God willing, we're right behind you. Just trying to manage our 401k glidepath through all this turbulence. :irked:

[SteveH]

Robot judges 'will pass sentence with no human bias' in AI courts (https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/weird-news/robot-judges-will-pass-sentence-20648849)

Even Zager and Evans couldn’t have foreseen this.

[SteveH]

fascinating....

ShMJoRYDgPM

[SteveH]

More on Alibaba's use of robotics - from a year ago (https://www.cnbc.com/2018/10/30/alibaba-cainiao-chinas-biggest-robot-warehouse-for-singles-day.html)

[SteveH]

As L.A. ports automate, some workers are cheering on the robots
(https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2019-11-07/port-automation-dockworkers-vs-truckers)

[SteveH]

These dog-like robots do backflips and play soccer. Yes, they're adorable
(https://www.cnn.com/2019/11/08/tech/mit-cheetah-robot-herd/index.html)

Adorable? That’s what they want you to think. Then when they have controlled our minds, the take over begins.

[Lux Interior]

fascinating....

ShMJoRYDgPM

Here's my favorite response in the youtube comments:

"All of those people in China, and your using Robots? I can get blown for 5 bucks in China! How much will one of the those robots charge?":D

[SteveH]

https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/machine_learning_captcha_2x.png

[TravelGal]

A glimmer of hope:

Boeing Relies On Humans Again After Robots Fail Its 777X Jet Fuselage Assembly
TravelWireNews reports robots will outperform humans, we're told, but Boeing engineers aren't that convinced. After years of struggle with a robotic system that flubbed the assembly of its giant 777X jet, they've gone back to human labor again. America's biggest aerospace corporation has finally dumped the robots that were used to assemble two main fuselage sections on the Boeing 777 and 777X long-haul airliners, according to Bloomberg. Awkwardly called FAUB, or Fuselage Automated Upright Build, the system was introduced with great fanfare four years ago, advertised as an example of Boeing's innovative spirit. It featured robots working in unison to drill holes precisely and put together the outer frame of the widebody jets. But the top-notch robots, made by a company based in Germany, lacked the famous German accuracy and quality. They couldn't synchronize drilling holes and inserting fasteners, which contributed to a snowballing of catch-up work that had to be finished by humans. Back in 2016, the Seattle Times reported that problems were amassing at Boeing's final assembly line. "FAUB is a horrible failure," one Boeing worker admitted at the time. "They keep forc ing these unfinished, damaged airplanes on us." Another veteran mechanic said each section was coming out of FAUB with hundreds of incomplete jobs. "It's a nightmare," he said. Now, Boeing will rely on skilled workers again to manually put fasteners into holes drilled by a system known as "flex tracks." While it's still automated, it's not as big and autonomous as the faulty FAUB.

[SteveH]

The robotic pooch from Boston Dynamics’ viral videos is ready for real work (https://www.fastcompany.com/90431653/the-robotic-pooch-from-boston-dynamics-viral-videos-is-ready-for-real-work)

[SteveH]

Mass. State Police Tested Out Boston Dynamics’ Spot The Robot Dog. Civil Liberties Advocates Want To Know More
(https://www.wbur.org/news/2019/11/25/boston-dynamics-robot-dog-massachusetts-state-police)

[SteveH]

Engineers reveal ‘invincible’ autonomous robot insect that can’t be flattened (https://www.siliconrepublic.com/machines/invincible-robotic-insect)


A new soft robotic insect could one day form part of a swarm designed to perform a number of different tasks. A team from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland developed the insect and showed it is incredibly durable, even when being battered by a flyswatter.

how nice...

[SteveH]

Toyota unveils upgraded version of its humanoid robot (https://apnews.com/929a334da3ed83a84695af7807f9f254)


Toyota Motor Corp. has unveiled an upgraded version of its human-shaped T-HR3 robot. The robot, which is controlled remotely by a person wearing a headset and wiring on his or her arms and hands, now has faster and smoother finger movements because the controlling device is lighter and easier to use.

[TravelGal]

Engineers reveal ‘invincible’ autonomous robot insect that can’t be flattened (https://www.siliconrepublic.com/machines/invincible-robotic-insect)

A new soft robotic insect could one day form part of a swarm designed to perform a number of different tasks. A team from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland developed the insect and showed it is incredibly durable, even when being battered by a flyswatter.


how nice...

It must be modeled on the cockroach.

[SteveH]

It must be modeled on the cockroach.

No, Tony George is much larger. :D

[SteveH]

Meet the creepy robots poised to take over the world (https://nypost.com/2019/12/21/meet-the-creepy-robots-poised-to-take-over-the-world/)

[SteveH]

How Robot Priests Will Change Human Spirituality (https://onezero.medium.com/how-robot-priests-will-change-human-spirituality-913a19386698)

[TravelGal]

How Robot Priests Will Change Human Spirituality (https://onezero.medium.com/how-robot-priests-will-change-human-spirituality-913a19386698)

This is really scary. Robotic Jim Jones on the horizon.

[SteveH]

This walking package-delivery robot is now for sale (https://www.theverge.com/2020/1/6/21050322/bipedal-robot-digit-agility-robotics-on-sale-delivery-inspection-ces-2020)

[TravelGal]

This walking package-delivery robot is now for sale (https://www.theverge.com/2020/1/6/21050322/bipedal-robot-digit-agility-robotics-on-sale-delivery-inspection-ces-2020)

Only useful if it stays around to beat the cr@p out of anyone that tries to steal the package. :irked:

[SteveH]

Welcome to Walmart. The Robot Will Grab Your Groceries.
(https://www.wsj.com/articles/welcome-to-walmart-the-robot-will-grab-your-groceries-11578499200)

[SteveH]

THE ‘ROBOT TAX’ DEBATE HEATS UP (https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-robot-tax-debate-heats-up-11578495608)

[SteveH]

Robots out of work as automated businesses close in Bay Area
(https://apnews.com/398c50db6df5dcd26f6fdc55d18e0c43)

:thumbup: :p

[SteveH]

Walmart Expands Its Robotic Workforce to 650 Additional Stores

Read more at: https://www.bloombergquint.com/business/walmart-expands-its-robotic-workforce-to-650-additional-stores
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