Car showrooms could soon have a new member of staff greeting customers and answering questions. But they won’t be wearing a shiny suit or offering you the latest finance deal – they could be robots.
Machines have been helping humans build new cars faster and more accurately for decades, but that relationship is about to shift dramatically. Some industry experts now believe we’re just five years ...
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Omoda and Jaecoo push beyond cars with robots designed for real-world mobility
MOST car companies at the Beijing International Automotive Exhibition were busy talking about horsepower, battery range, and ...
Car maker Chery's AiMoga robots could be working in its car showrooms soon (Chery) Car showrooms could soon have a new member of staff greeting customers and answering questions. But they won’t be ...
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