Good news!
Interesting, the original JAL and GMO company news releases do not mention chinese made robots. Where did BBC news get the scoop from? Perhaps from the South China Morning Post?
"... For a start, the Chinese-made robots will be deployed to load and unload cargo containers ..."
"Japan Airlines (JAL) will start using humanoid robots in ground handling tasks at Tokyo's Haneda airport from May, in a two-year trial it said is aimed at easing employees' workload.
For a start, the Chinese-made robots will be deployed to load and unload cargo containers, JAL and GMO AI & Robotics, its partner in the project, said in a demonstration to the media on Monday. ..."
Japan's First Demonstration Experiment for Utilizing Humanoid Robots at Airports Begins (original JAL news release)
Japan's First Demonstration Experiment for Utilizing Humanoid Robots at Airports Begins ―Aiming to Achieve Labor-saving and Efficiency in Ground Handling Operations (original partner company news release)
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