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We ‘don’t have enough manpower’ for the delivery boom, says Singapore-based robotics founder

· Source: fortune.com

In short

Singapore-based AI logistics firm QuikBot Technologies has developed autonomous robots to address labor shortages in last-mile delivery, particularly in wealthy economies like Singapore, Japan, and Korea. The company's ecosystem includes smart lockers and two types of robots that work together to automate urban deliveries, with a recent partnership with FedEx to roll out services in Singapore. QuikBot claims its technology can make deliveries 30% faster with 20% less emissions while expanding into other applications like aerospace maintenance.

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