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Toyota Orders Workers to Train Humanoid Robots but Says Humans Won't Be Replaced

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Toyota's push comes as automakers race to develop and deploy humanoid robots.

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Toyota is preparing 400,000 robots for factories starting in 2028. Interestingly, workers are actually being asked to train humanoid robots so they can work alongside humans.

Toyota plans to invest $6.420 million annually since 2028 to deploy 400,000 robots in its factories and its group. The company claims that it is looking for a coexistence with the workers, although the advance of humanoid robots reopens the debate on employment, safety and profitability. *** Toyota plans to place 150,000 robots in its own plants and another 250,000 in the facilities of its group companies. ELEY robots learn precision tasks toget…

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Toyota's official statement is that humanoids complement human work, not replace it.

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T&T broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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