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Fear of Humanoid Robots Spurs Human Workers to Strike at Hyundai Auto Factory

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Thousands of unionized Hyundai auto workers began walking off the job early after negotiations with the South Korean automaker broke down over plans to deploy humanoid robots—the most significant pushback from organized labor so far over the latest wave of robotic automation. The partial strike at Hyundai’s automotive production complex in the city of Ulsan in South Korea represents “the car industry’s first factory stoppage addressing humanoid …

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The union’s response was overwhelming. Atlas would never set foot on the production chain without workers giving the go-ahead first. This week, the...

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Thousands of employees at Hyundai, the South Korean automaker that owns the robotics company Boston Dynamics, have started a strike. This is reportedly due to Hyundai's plan to deploy 25,000 Atlas humanoid robots in its factories. Read more...

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elnorte.com broke the news on Thursday, July 16, 2026.
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