Uniqlo’s Robotic Warehouse Requires 90% Fewer Humans

enterprise · enterprise-biz-bytes · 17 Oct 2018 · 8 mins listen

Robots have been doing the jobs of humans in some industries for years now, but Uniqlo have just unveiled a warehouse in Tokyo that’s almost entirely powered by robot technology.

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Uniqlo’s Robotic Warehouse Requires 90% Fewer Humans

Uniqlo’s Robotic Warehouse Requires 90% Fewer Humans