What if thousands of robots could work like one intelligent team?

The breakthrough is not a better robot. It's a whole operation that can adapt together.

A robot in a factory might complete one task brilliantly, yet still need people to coordinate everything happening around it. Now imagine hundreds of machines sharing information about where they are, what needs doing and what has changed. If one aisle is blocked or an important order arrives, the entire operation could adjust rather than waiting for a manager to rewrite the plan. That could make warehouses, ports and factories more flexible, with people focusing on exceptions, safety and improvement. The extraordinary shift is from automating individual jobs toward coordinating an entire physical operation.