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Japanese company presents "robotic ambulance" to repair humanoids on-site

Euronews Portugal11 September 2026 at 06:00

A Japanese company presented a "robotic ambulance" designed to repair humanoids on-site where they break down. The vehicle was developed to act as a mobile maintenance unit.

The vehicle can transport specialized engineers to the incident location. In addition to technicians, it also carries the necessary repair equipment to diagnose and correct faults in the robots.

The robotic ambulance also includes replacement humanoids that can be deployed whenever a robot cannot be repaired on-site. This allows minimizing operational downtime.

The solution was specifically created to respond whenever humanoid robots break down, ensuring that operations can be resumed as quickly as possible.

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