Why hire a warehouse worker for $30 per hour when a robot costs $10? JPMorgan expects booming humanoid demand.
The U.S. manufacturing industry will turn to robots to fill open jobs, according to JPMorgan research.
Last updated: 2026-08-26 06:56:34 ET
The U.S. manufacturing industry will turn to robots to fill open jobs, according to JPMorgan research.
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