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I think there are probably warehouse settings where a product like this (assuming it worked) would be valuable. These places are going to be mostly flat predict
by fasthands9 4y ago
I think there are probably warehouse settings where a product like this (assuming it worked) would be valuable. These places are going to be mostly flat predictable floors anyway. If you can reduce the amount of man hours needed that saves on labor as well other health related costs.
Though perhaps by the time tech will work full scale robotics would be able to replace most of these workers anyway.
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