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Humanoid robots seen handling airport baggage in futuristic true footage #shorts
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0:51Now PlayingThe bots have got this in the bag.
We may no longer fear disgruntled luggage handlers playing soccer with our suitcases. Japan Airlines is looking to fill a baggage handler gap by enlisting an army of automated bag bots to assist their human counterparts.
Starting in May, these humanoid luggage handlers — manufactured by China’s Unitree robotics — will debut at Tokyo’s Haneda airport, which handles more than 60 million passengers per year, The Guardian reported.
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