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PS5 should be easy to find when it launches — here’s why

PS5 should be easy to find when it launches — here’s why

Posted on July 6, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

There should be plenty of PS5 consoles to go around — all thanks to robots

When the PS5 launches at the end of the year, likely around November, there should be enough to go around to keep PlayStation fans happy.

That’s because Sony can now crank out a console every 30 seconds, according to a report from Nikkei Asian Review, which has an insight into manufacturing and supply chains. While it can currently make two PS4 consoles every minute, it’s likely that this technology will carry over to the PS5.

And what is that tech? Well, it’s advanced Mitsibushi robots that work on a 100ft assembly line and can automatically create PS4 consoles at a very rapid rate. In fact, the console factory based in Kisarazu is so dominated by robots that only four human workers are present in it.
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