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I think it is not that bleeding edge a thing. Flipkart (India's Amazon, acquired by Walmart since then) deployed similar things in their warehouse: https://inc
by achow 6y ago
I think it is not that bleeding edge a thing.
Flipkart (India's Amazon, acquired by Walmart since then) deployed similar things in their warehouse: https://inc42.com/buzz/flipkart-deploys-100-automated-robots-in-its-bengaluru-delivery-hub/ https://inc42.com/buzz/flipkart-deploys-100-automated-robots...
Yet another warehouse robotics startup from India: https://www.greyorange.com/ https://www.greyorange.com/
- abledon 6y agoyikes , i can imagine it would be hard working in that 'sub' level in the building with only those florescent lights, having robots 'dump' their packages down a shoot onto you. maybe workers only stay there for 6-18 months before moving on to other areas of building (or new job) Stay strong factory workers!
- grogenaut 6y agoThey're both indoors. There isn't natural light in the robot section either. What's the difference? It'd be about the same as being in any big box store other than it sound like like someone roller skating up above.