The 'iPhone of robots' could soon work alongside humans in warehouses and manufacturing plants, according to electronics maker Apptronik.
Contrary to doomsayers' predictions, robots have yet to become our overlords — but they could soon become our coworkers.
That's the goal of electronics maker Apptronik, creator of Apollo, a mass-producible humanoid robot from.
Those human-like features will allow it to work in warehouses and manufacturing plants in the"near term," the company said. In the future, the droid,
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