For decades, Australians have taken their cars to Midas, their tyres to Ultratune, and their phones to the nearest repair kiosk. Now, as humanoid robots begin appearing in warehouses, hospitals, and homes across the country, a Melbourne-based company is making a bold bet: that the infrastructure to service them needs to exist before the masses arrive — not after.
HUMANOID Robot Repairs opened its doors this month as Australia's first and only independent humanoid robot repair and maintenance network, with its national headquarters in Port Melbourne and service centres in Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, and Adelaide.
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