Fist bumps and shock installation, Ford 'co-bots' do it all

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Zac Palmer

July 15, 2016 05:00 AM

BLOG06_306149997_H1_1_ZTKYXKLJKIDR.jpg Zac Palmer is an editorial intern at Autoweek, an affiliate of Automotive News.

The "co-bots" have arrived. What is a co-bot? A robot with which you’re supposed to work hand in hand to complete whatever task may confront you.

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