Robots are changing the workplace, but human workers still have a vital role
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WALK into many restaurants in Malaysia today and you may find a robot delivering your food. Businesses such as Q-Bistro, Johnny’s, Mamak Xpress and OldTown White Coffee have introduced robot waiters, partly to address labour shortages and manage operating costs. (Focus Malaysia, 21:55)
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Photo: Focus Malaysia Focus Malaysia·News·EN·3 Nov, 21:55 MYTRobots are changing the workplace, but human workers still have a vital role
WALK into many restaurants in Malaysia today and you may find a robot delivering your food. Businesses such as Q-Bistro, Johnny’s, Mamak Xpress and OldTown White Coffee have introduced robot waiters, partly to address labour shortages and manage operating costs.
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- Robots are changing the workplace, but human workers still have a vital roleu/Prof Dr Dilip S Mutum & Assoc Prof Dr Ezlika M Ghazali · Focus Malaysia · 21:55 · EN
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