@WangNextDoor2: Hangzhou cross-border e-commerce has already started unmanned work in lights-out offices, currently mainly used for producing and uploading videos. The future is here!
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Hangzhou cross-border e-commerce has begun using lights-out office unmanned work, mainly for producing and uploading videos, marking further application of automation in the e-commerce field.
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Hangzhou cross-border e-commerce companies have already started unmanned work in lights-out offices, currently mainly used for producing and uploading videos. The future is here! https://t.co/hPGNooGU1c
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