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Aitu's humanoid sewing robot Annie starts work in garment factories.

Korthos reports Aitu's Annie sewing humanoid is starting work in garment factories, a use case where fabric grip is one of the harder problems for robots. Worker-count claims in the coverage are company-reported. Useful as a real sewing-cell trial, not a finished proof.

Aitu Annie sewing robot from an earlier demonstration (via Korthos)
Image: Aitu (via Korthos Robotics) · earlier sewing-robot demonstration

Found via @CyberRobooo on X

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