Toyota bets on humanoid robotics with a plan for 400,000 robots
Toyota aims to become a global robotics powerhouse and is modernising its production lines to compete with China and diversify beyond cars. Its plan includes building 400,000 robots within an annual investment programme of $6.4 billion to automate factories and create a specialised robotics team. In July, Walden Robotics, spun out of its robotics and AI division, raised $300 million and reached a valuation of $1.1 billion. Its general-purpose robots are already in use at plants in North America.
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- Toyota plans to build 400,000 robots with an annual investment of $6.4 billion to automate factories.
- Walden Robotics, spun out of its robotics and AI division, raised $300 million at a $1.1 billion valuation.
- Goldman Sachs estimates Toyota could capture 3% to 8% of the humanoid market by 2035.
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