Toyota Is Preparing 400,000 Robots. Employees Will Train Them, but What Next?
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On Toyota's assembly lines, workers perform their daily duties in rather unusual gear. They wear special structures on their hands that replicate machine grippers, and their every movement is precisely recorded. This isn't an experiment on the margins of operations, but the beginning of a massive transformation. The Japanese giant is preparing to implement as many as 400,000 robots in its production chain. The financial scale of the project is […
Toyota is preparing a massive modernization of its factories. The company estimates that this could cost approximately 1 trillion yen annually, or $6.4 billion, starting in 2028. One of the pillars of change is robotization, and the entire project involves approximately 400,000 machines. Interestingly, some of these machines will learn their work directly from humans.
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