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Samsung is launching a robotics division to build humanoid robots
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Samsung is launching a robotics division to build humanoid robots

Samsung has announced the creation of a new robotics division called RX, or Robotics eXperience, which will operate under the direct supervision of CEO TM Roh. The division aims to develop humanoid robots and will establish research centers in three major global locations: the United States, China, and Japan. This move signals Samsung's expansion into advanced robotics technology, positioning the company to compete in emerging markets for human-like robotic systems. The initiative reflects growing interest in robotics across various industries, including manufacturing, healthcare, and service sectors.

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Samsung is launching a robotics division to build humanoid robots

Samsung has announced the creation of a new robotics division called RX, or Robotics eXperience, which will operate under the direct supervision of CEO TM Roh. The division aims to develop humanoid robots and will establish research centers in three major global locations: the United States, China, and Japan. This move signals Samsung's expansion into advanced robotics technology, positioning the company to compete in emerging markets for human-like robotic systems. The initiative reflects growing interest in robotics across various industries, including manufacturing, healthcare, and service sectors.

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