Robots Are Taking Over Some Human Jobs. But Some Are Being Hired To Help Them Complete Tasks.

Fonte: International Business Times

A humanoid robot developed by Japanese company Kawada is displayed at the University of Montpellier in southern France on March 7, 2014. San Francisco startup Aktoria Robotics is offering remote human operators to help robots perform tasks they cannot yet complete independently. Getty Images Robots are increasingly being used to automate work in factories, warehouses and other businesses.

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