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UBTech opens factory with a claimed output of one humanoid robot every 10 minutes

TechRadar reports that the 14,000-square-meter plant is set to deliver 10,000 robots a year.

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TechRadar describes UBTech’s new robot factory as a world first, reporting a capacity of one humanoid every 10 minutes. The 14,000-square-meter plant is set to deliver 10,000 robots annually, the outlet says. It also highlights what it calls the “first fully automated three-dimensional warehouse.”

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TechRadar@techradarUBTech reveals world-first robot factory that can build an android every ten minutes — and it's been joined by the 'first fully automated three-dimensional warehouse' https://www.techradar.com/tech/chinas-ubtech-opens-world-first-factory-that-builds-a-humanoid-robot-every-ten-minutes-14-000-square-meter-plant-will-deliver-army-of-10-000-robots-a-year20d
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    TechRadar@techradarUBTech reveals world-first robot factory that can build an android every ten minutes — and it's been joined by the 'first fully automated three-dimensional warehouse' https://www.techradar.com/tech/chinas-ubtech-opens-world-first-factory-that-builds-a-humanoid-robot-every-ten-minutes-14-000-square-meter-plant-will-deliver-army-of-10-000-robots-a-year20d
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