Toyota could deploy 400,000 robots in a $6.4 billion modernization push designed to preserve worker expertise and improve global factory operations.

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Tokyo-based O-ID is building repairable humanoids for manufacturing and logistics, with factory pilots planned for 2027.

With worker shortages projected to hit 11 million in Japan by 2040 and 1.9 million in US manufacturing by 2033, Tokyo-based O ...

A worn robot joint, swapped in minutes. Tokyo’s O-ID has $1.2m to put humanoids you can fix on site onto Japanese factory floors.

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Before humanoid robots fully integrate into our societies and inhabit our homes, factory floors, and workspaces, a Japanese ...

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China installed 59% of the world's new industrial robots in 2025, the International Federation of Robotics said. The EU fell 11%.