Japanese company unveils 'robot ambulance' for on-site humanoid repairs
The vehicle can transport engineers, repair equipment and replacement humanoids when robots break down.
Japanese company unveils 'robot ambulance' for on-site humanoid repairs
The vehicle can transport engineers, repair equipment and replacement humanoids when robots break down.
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