Toyota, Honda trial humanoid robots on factory floors in Japan
From Shift: A podcast about mobility · 27:04
Show by Automotive News
Plug-in hybrids emit nearly as much carbon dioxide as combustion vehicles, raising questions about emissions targets for the European Union, Lucien Mathieu, cars director at Transport & Environment, tells “Shift” host Molly Boigon.Hans Greimel, Asia Editor for Automotive News, also joins Boigon to talk about Toyota and Honda’s humanoid robots on factory floors in Japan, and Subaru’s new electric vehicle prototype.
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