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AWarehouses that once relied almost entirely on human workers to move, sort, and pack goods are increasingly using robots for many of these repetitive tasks, especially in large facilities that handle thousands of orders every day.
BThese robots are generally good at predictable, repetitive movement, such as carrying shelves to a worker or scanning items quickly, but they still struggle with tasks that require judgment, like identifying a damaged box or handling an unusually shaped item.
CBecause of this, many warehouses now use a mixed system, where robots handle the repetitive heavy lifting and humans focus on tasks requiring more careful attention, rather than robots fully replacing every human role at once.
DWorkers in these warehouses often need new training to work alongside robots safely and efficiently, which has created a growing demand for a different kind of warehouse job than existed just a decade ago.