J.P. Morgan Sees 400,000 U.S. Humanoid Robots by 2030
J.P. Morgan projects 300,000–400,000 U.S. humanoid robots annually by 2030, with component suppliers eyeing a $30 billion market and multi-shift savings near $100,000 per robot.
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J.P. Morgan projects 300,000–400,000 U.S. humanoid robots annually by 2030, with component suppliers eyeing a $30 billion market and multi-shift savings near $100,000 per robot.
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