Carmakers are working with leading automation and robotics providers to test humanoids for inplant logistics and manufacturing operations
Humanoid robots offer greater flexibility and dexterity in performance are being tested by carmakers, including Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Nio, as part of a wider drive to automation in vehicle manufacturing and logistics
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