The hidden world of box packing

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1. DominicanArtist 108 days ago

soon, they will replace us.....

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2. jaksadgo 107 days ago

so whats the good idea here??...robot work and ppl die of starvation

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3. gouranga4ever 107 days ago

My first job was as a box packer. Unfortunately it was in a fudge factory.

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4. esona 107 days ago

makes sence to the employer,but to the employee.....NOT GOOD!!

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5. Yours88 107 days ago

#1 They already have...

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6. loadrunner 107 days ago

I did not see a lunchpod and a toiletpod yet. in about 40 years, you don't have to move a single step in your whole life.

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7. Spartan118 107 days ago

its an interesting system but not necessary. This is a stepping stone for robots to completely replace those workers and it also lets the workers be lazy. Walking is good for you.

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8. fixento2 107 days ago

We are seeing only half of the process, unless the items on the carts are replicating themselves someone has to replenish the stock om each cart. Any system that is efficient enough to pay for the technology, reduce the prices to the consumer and make the investor a profit is essential. Farming is a good example of technology replacing labor.

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9. Siruss 107 days ago

oh come on, this guy is only telling half the story, they are just playing the game on replacing the workers entirely, they already have robots that could do the packing as well, but by doing it in steps keeps the employees in a false hope of job security. Welcome to the future.

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10. kissmybackbone 106 days ago

robots are great, they do their job and don't complain, unlike some people here

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11. cyberdevil 82 days ago

Is that progress? Less exercise for the employees, more monotonous work, increased probability of back pain or other muscular fatigue. Can't argue the efficiency increase though, but I don't see how this makes it better for the workers.