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Worried about PS5 supplies? Sony’s robot army has you covered

Worried about PS5 supplies? Sony’s robot army has you covered

Posted on July 7, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The launch of a next-gen console always comes with a rush to get one before the first stockpiles are extinguished and, in the current climate, the anxiety is real for those hoping to get their hands on a PS5 or Xbox Series X.

However, in the case of the forthcoming Sony PS5, the fears may be unfounded. A new report from Nikkei Asian Review tells of the company’s production facility in Kisarazu, Japan, which is currently pumping out PS4 consoles at an astonishing rate.

According to the report, a largely autonomous robot army is capable of assembling a PS4 console in just 30 seconds. All that’s required of the humans working on the 31.4-metre production line is to feed the robots the motherboards and box up the completed games machines.
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