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Japan Airlines tests humanoid robot for baggage handling

Japan Airlines to trial humanoid robots for baggage handling at Haneda Airport

Starting in early May 2026, a humanoid robot will attempt to do what thousands of ground crew workers do every day at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport: lift, sort, and move passenger luggage. Japan Airlines and robotics firm GMO AI and Robotics announced a time-limited demonstration that will put prototype machines through real baggage-handling tasks in a

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Humanoid robots seen handling airport baggage in futuristic true footage

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Humanoid Robots Are Being Tested as Baggage Handlers at Airport in Japan

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Robots to work in Japan airport as part of experiment

Japan Airlines (JAL) is introducing robots as baggage handlers at an airport in the capital city of Tokyo.

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Humanoid robots take on baggage duty at Tokyo airport

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Humanoid robots start sorting luggage in Tokyo airport test amid labor shortage

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Inside Woven City: Japan’s real-life sci-fi town where robots share the streets with humans

Developers say the aim of Woven City is to gather real-world data on how people and machines interact, helping improve safety and shape future regulations. View on euronews

Spy Coffee, Robots, and Akio AI: A Visit to Toyota’s Futuristic Woven City

Toyota first announced Woven City, a futuristic, real-world lab in Japan where the automaker and partners could develop new technologies, at the 2020 CES technology show. The first residents (called Weavers) moved in in the fall of 2025, with around 100 living in the planned community today.

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Japanese tech giants launch joint venture targeting physical AI for robots and machines

Japanese technology giants SoftBank Group Corp., Sony Corp. and NEC Corp. are teaming up with Honda Motor Co., Ltd. on a new artificial intelligence joint venture that has a single goal: to build a trillion-parameter model for autonomous machines.

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Japanese engineers create real-life Transformer robot

Japanese engineers have unveiled a robot that transforms into a car and can actually carry people. The 12.1-foot J-deite RIDE can transform into a sports car in approximately one minute. Developers claim it is a world first. Two people (including a driver ...