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Drones in the Walls, Robots in the Warehouses: AI Reshapes DFW Real Estate

October 3, 20263 Mins read20
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A Goldman Sachs Global Institute essay argues the physical world is being rebuilt for machines, and Dallas-Fort Worth is already living the example — from Walmart Supercenters cutting delivery drones into their walls to a 1.25 billion-square-foot industrial market retooling for automation.

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