Toyota will invest up to 6.4 billion dollars a year in robots, but does not intend to sell them Toyota is going to take robotics seriously, but not to sell robots as a new gadget, but to protect and strengthen the core of its production. The company is ready to invest up to 6.4 billion dollars a year to implement the plan, which includes the introduction of 400,000 robots for the automation of organizations and suppliers. Who else Hyundai took a similar path back in 2020, acquiring Boston Dynamics. It plans to produce up to 30,000 Atlas robots a year in Georgia, including for application in its factories. If only the trade unions, 86% of whose members supported the strike against their use, would calm down. And in Russia, KAMAZ is going to produce humanoid robots mainly for its needs. They will be tested in 2027, and they promise to bring them to the market in 2028. But at KAMAZ no one protests against it - either our people are more aware, or they don't believe in KAMAZ robots at all. MashTech on Telegram | up to MAX.