In the competitive arena of automotive manufacturing, where marginal gains in efficiency and worker safety can determine whether a plant thrives or merely survives, announcements of new technology deployments arrive with some regularity. Most pass without ceremony.
The agreement struck between Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada (TMMC) and Agility Robotics, formalised on February 19 2026, carries rather more significance than the average procurement decision. It marks the first commercial deployment of humanoid robots in Canadian automotive production, and it arrives not as a speculative leap of faith, but as the conclusion of a year-long, rigorously structured evaluation process.
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Wonderful news.
This is perfectly in line with a deflationary economic model.
The forever growth ponzi scheme of the Boomer anomaly era is over, it’s important we need to be able to ebb, as much as flow.
Importing migrants to exploit at the tax payers’ expense (they’re subsidized creating a cost-of-living crisis for citizens) is abhorrent to say the least.
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In the competitive arena of automotive manufacturing, where marginal gains in efficiency and worker safety can determine whether a plant thrives or merely survives, announcements of new technology deployments arrive with some regularity. Most pass without ceremony.
The agreement struck between Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada (TMMC) and Agility Robotics, formalised on February 19 2026, carries rather more significance than the average procurement decision. It marks the first commercial deployment of humanoid robots in Canadian automotive production, and it arrives not as a speculative leap of faith, but as the conclusion of a year-long, rigorously structured evaluation process.
Wonderful news.
This is perfectly in line with a deflationary economic model.
The forever growth ponzi scheme of the Boomer anomaly era is over, it’s important we need to be able to ebb, as much as flow.
Importing migrants to exploit at the tax payers’ expense (they’re subsidized creating a cost-of-living crisis for citizens) is abhorrent to say the least.