Peggy Johnson took humanoid robots to Wall Street. Now she has to make them profitable.
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When Peggy Johnson began her career as an engineer in 1985, personal computers were only beginning to make their way into homes, the World Wide Web had yet to be invented, and humanoid robots were largely the stuff of science fiction. Four decades later, Johnson, 65, has taken the first humanoid …
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