Advances in robotics, alongside increasing workplace automation, have sparked fears that human workers will soon be made redundant.
Many predict that blue-collar jobs – such as warehouse work, factory work and delivery driving – may soon be taken over by robotic successors.
Chinese factories have already laid-off human staffers, replacing them with robot counterparts, as the output of Sino industrial robots grew by over 30% last year.
A mobile phone factory in Dongguan has already replaced 90% of its human staff with robots, with the General Manager claiming that productivity has increased and less mistakes are made.
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