iPhone Chipmaker Foxconn Set to Replace Most Human Workers with Robots
Apple supplier Foxconn replaces 60,000 workers with robots | AppleInsider
Foxconn Smart Factory - Warehouse Robot - YouTube
Robots Are Taking Over Foxconn
Foxconn Reaching Full Robotic Production Automation for All-in-One PC's and Advancing to other Products every Year - Patently Apple
Foxconn To Replace Human Workers With One Million Robots - IEEE Spectrum
What Apple Learned From Automation: Humans Are Better — The Information
Robots replace 60,000 jobs at Foxconn factory in China - Silicon Valley Business Journal
Foxconn's Robot Army Yet to Prove Match for Humans - WSJ
iPhone maker Foxconn has replaced more than half its workforce with robots since iPhone 6 launch - 9to5Mac
Foxconn replaces 60,000 workers with robots - Business - Chinadaily.com.cn
The robots are coming: Adidas, Foxconn, McDonalds eye automation
Apple supplier Foxconn replaces 60,000 humans with robots in China - MarketWatch
Foxconn fires 60,000 workers and replaces them with robots
Foxconn to invest $4 billion in new robotics and automation technology
Foxconn Robots Proving Unsuitable for iPhone Assembly, Updated Versions in the Works - MacRumors
Prediction – Robots wipe out 80% labor in Foxconn | by Chun Han Lu | Medium
Foxconn and Alibaba invest in SoftBank Robotics as Pepper goes on sale in Japan - The Robot Report
Foxconn and Google Cooperating to Make Robots - The Robot Report
Foxconn is ready to release an army of robots to build the iPhone 6 | Cult of Mac
World will see less robot job loss through 2030 as robot automation leaders Foxconn and Tesla face delays | NextBigFuture.com
Foxconn Axes 60,000 Workers and Replaces Them with Robots | eTeknix
Foxconn's robotic workforce isn't precise enough to assemble iPhones - ExtremeTech
Foxconn has ten fully-automated production lines, aims to totally automate entire factories - 9to5Mac
New Wave of Deft Robots Is Changing Global Industry - The New York Times
Foxconn reaches 40,000 industrial robot installations
Foxconn replaces 60,000 human workers with robots | Engadget
