Walmart's robot push hits snags on dog food, cardboard boxes
Walmart's robots struggle with dog food and cardboard boxes as the retailer banks on automation to eventually shrink its warehouse workforce; peak spending hits this year and next.
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- New York PostWalmart’s multibillion-dollar push to replace workers with robots hits snags on dog food, cardboard boxes: report
“Last one. If a robot drops a dog food bag, does the dog get to file a complaint?”
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