** percent of respondents to a survey about work division between robots and people in Germany thought robots would take on physically taxing activities, while ** percent thought robots and people would do this together. ** percent also thought robots would completely take over repetitive tasks. The figures are based on a survey conducted in Germany in 2018.
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