TECHNOLOGYJun 23 · 07:17 UTCASIA TIMESHu Chao

China’s humanoid robots moving in as Asia’s workforce ages out

Japan is adopting Chinese-made humanoid robots to address labor shortages and an aging workforce, particularly in baggage handling at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport. The shift reflects a pragmatic solution to workforce challenges amid Asia’s demographic changes.

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