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Anyone who has done sorting knows that this speed is ten times faster than normal for a sorting worker.

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Clarence6 days ago

How are they doing this without importing infinity Indians?

Lucas886 days ago

Did you know our prime Minister is a gay man? That's all the progress we've made here in Holland... And ASML ofc. Only a matter of time before thats made irrelevant and outsourced to China too. Just like almost every industry in the EU.

Marcus5 days ago

And it will go even faster.

Tony Scott5 days ago

The fact it can work 24/7 beats any worker

robert cairns6 days ago

2 bots over 3 shifts times 6 , replacing 18 workers , profit goes up price doesnt come down , concentrating the wealth

Орк Уралоид.5 days ago

Класс!

CD6 days ago

Lol the airport already figured out how do this without cheap Chinese tech.

Jared 🌏5 days ago

Astonishing! Well done team, the global human family wins.

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