Technology
Amid coronavirus, low-paid and risky recycling jobs are being filled by robots
The coronavirus pandemic is transforming the relationship between humans and automation. Robots now serve a dual role – reduce close human contact and keep industries churning.
AMP Robotics, a company that rents out and sells AI-enhanced robots that sort recyclable material, has seen a big boost in orders after the pandemic hit the US.
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