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How warehouse robots are pushing human workers to the limit

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The integration of robotic automation in fulfillment centers was supposed to ease human labor, but it has actually accelerated the pace of work to punishing levels. Human workers now have to match the relentless, unbroken speed of algorithms and machines, leading to unprecedented rates of physical strain and injury.

How warehouse robots are pushing human workers to the limit
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