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Toyota Prepares 400,000 Robots for Its Factories and Already Puts Its Employees to Train Humanoids, with an Annual Investment of $6.42 Billion From 2028

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There are many questions left in the air, such as safety and whether it comes out economically profitable

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There are many questions left in the air, such as safety and whether it comes out economically profitable

·Madrid, Spain
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For two decades, Toyota's humanoid robots have "only" played trumpet, ballet and basketball. However, the era of spectacular demonstrations may be over, as from 2028, the Japanese automaker's plants and key suppliers will be able to employ around 400,000 new robots in car production.

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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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