HUMANOID ROBOTS SORT LUGGAGE AT TOKYO'S HANEDA AIRPORT
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Humanoid robots have begun a test run sorting luggage at Tokyo's Haneda Airport as the facility addresses labor shortages. The machines could eventually handle cargo loading and aircraft cabin cleaning.
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