Robotic maintenance excels at repetitive tasks, yet faces key limitations: poor adaptability to unstructured environments, high implementation costs, and an inability to replicate human dexterity or nuanced judgment. Used primarily in controlled settings like automotive plants or data centers, its scope is bounded by programming constraints. Manufacturers, facility managers, and logistics operators benefit most, but only where predictable workflows justify the investment.
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