As was suggested in the SMH article that ash007 shared yesterday.....any task that is repetitive and predictable is low hanging fruit and ripe for automation by robots.
Be it FBR or someone else, the days of manually lifting and placing objects individually one after the other in thousand type quantities in a repetitive nature are coming to an end.
It ended long ago in factories. It will end in less controlled environments such as the outdoors as well.
As was suggested in the SMH article that ash007 shared...
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