The Barber Wearing a Camera: How Indian Workers Are Teaching Robots to Move Like Humans

A 22-year-old barber in Bengaluru straps a camera to his head every morning, not to go viral, but to teach a robot how to hold a razor. Meet the human workforce quietly building the physical intelligence of tomorrow’s machines.

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October 24, 2026
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