From conducting job interviews to vocational training, Swedish startup sees robots as a game changer


By Eric Ng
  • TECH
  • Friday, 19 Jul 2019

Furhat Robotics' Al Moubayed says there will be hundreds of uses for robots over the next two decades.

If the future turns out to be just the way as envisioned by Samer Al Moubayed, robots will become part of our everyday lives, spawning huge business opportunities worth billions of dollars.

The CEO and co-founder of Furhat Robotics, a Swedish startup developing robotic applications, says there could be hundreds of uses for robots, from conducting job interviews to vocational training to customer servicing worth billions of dollars in the next two decades. These robots will become so common that they will be used in schools, offices, hospitals and malls.

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