Robots, People Work Side by Site at BMW Assembly Plant

September 20, 2013

SPARTANBURG, SC—BMW has taken a step toward revolutionizing the role of robots in automotive manufacturing by having a handful of robots work side by side with human workers at its assembly plant here. MORE

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