Supermarket near Copenhagen: Humanoid robots to stock shelves alone at night

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In a supermarket near Copenhagen, humanoid robots are stocking shelves. They still need human help – but the goal is set: soon they are to work entirely alone at night. That puts a classic task from the night-shift routine in retail to the test. This is reported by Stern.de, citing Franceinfo Culture.

What's known so far from Denmark

The pilot project is running in a supermarket near the Danish capital. Which chain is involved, which robot model is being used, and when exactly the unmonitored night shift is set to start – none of that emerges from the report so far. What's clear is only this: the machines are taking over the stocking of goods onto shelves and currently still need human support.

What remains open so far

How reliably the robots will carry out the task without human help in the future will become clear in the further test run. The report so far only reveals the direction – away from assisted operation, toward autonomous deployment at night. As soon as further details from Denmark become available, you'll find them here.