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More humanoid robots now work on auto assembly lines in China, enhancing efficiency
(www.globaltimes.cn)
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Arent humanoid robots really inefficient compared to like the normal robot arm thing they already use for automobile production
They're not replacing traditional automation. It sounds like they're using humanoid robots for their flexibility. The advantage is that they can work in spaced designed for humans.