Is This The Next Step In Auto Presses

MHM Screen Printing recently released a promo video (see below) of the Shirt Lupfer; a new technology looking to streamline printing operations. Could this be the start of more automated technology on the press? Could this replace the need for an employee in that position? Bruce and Farag Discuss!
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[@neototem4110]

Datacamp is 150 a yr.
Python and C languages make this happen.
Every part for prototyping is on Alibaba. All of it.
The slide to separate the shirt from the platen is an excellent idea, I'll have to write that down

[@richardtuan7794]

What happens if theres a round of misprints. I do see many issues still

[@ThomasTomiczek]

Dead end, likely. A human level robot - available in 2025 - will cost a fraction, do the same job, but also be able to handle other tasks (i.e. cleaning up). The main point, though, is the price. It will likely pay back within months.