Considering that palletization and packing is increasingly more often done by robots, that's not so much a world of fiction. Sure, you got to have some guy that will get off his arse and go fix it when something inevitably breaks, spills, or gets stuck or whatever, but it's still a massive improvement for goods moved per labor hour. Robo-warehouses totally work, that's why more and more of them get built.
All warehouse workers . But this shitt is everywhere ,in customer service robots ,factorys ,constraction building, delivery u.t.t. Question is what will happen later if robots take jobs but humen population is only growing ,money becames useless.
@@laacism Yup I'm a press brake operator which is quite a skilled job and even that is becoming automated. was going to get into welding because of it but they've made a robot for that as well.
@@eq5545 so if we are able to map it, we can have the forklift drive even outside on parking lots? Our company is huge with a ton of opportunity if we can drive the automated forklifts on parking lots.
