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Japan aims for 10 million additional robots by 2040, including for medical support. · Cyprus Report

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Japan aims for 10 million additional robots by 2040, including for medical support.

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Japan aims to increase its robot workforce by 10 million by the year 2040.
The initiative includes plans for some robots to assist in medical care.
A government minister emphasized the learning gained from the Fukushima cleanup in relation to this expansion.
The strategy reflects Japan's ongoing efforts to integrate advanced technology into various sectors.
This push for more robots aligns with Japan's demographic challenges and workforce shortages.

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Japan wants 10 million more robots by 2040, some providing medical careThe Register · 21 days ago

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Japan aims to increase its robot workforce by 10 million by the year 2040.
The initiative includes plans for some robots to assist in medical care.
A government minister emphasized the learning gained from the Fukushima cleanup in relation to this expansion.
The strategy reflects Japan's ongoing efforts to integrate advanced technology into various sectors.
This push for more robots aligns with Japan's demographic challenges and workforce shortages.

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