A post says the Brooklyn startup's robot also cleans bathrooms and frames the work as “jobs no one wants.”
A post describes Reflex, a robot from a Brooklyn startup, as already hauling heavy loads in warehouses and cleaning bathrooms. Its author calls these “jobs no one wants” and sees the robot as a sign that work is changing.
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Many accounts welcomed the Reflex robot taking on warehouse hauling and bathroom cleaning because it automates unpleasant jobs, while others worried it signals robots displacing human workers in more manual roles.
Based on 23 sentiment-bearing replies from 23 accounts across 1 conversation.
Many accounts welcomed the Reflex robot taking on warehouse hauling and bathroom cleaning because it automates unpleasant jobs, while others worried it signals robots displacing human workers in more manual roles.
Based on 23 sentiment-bearing replies from 23 accounts across 1 conversation.
