An interesting article published by Nikkei Asian Review?s Yuji Nitta has offered a rare look inside a little-known PlayStation plant located in Kisarazu, Japan, that has the ability to put together a new console every 30 seconds!
The 31.4 meter long production line was completed in 2018, and is almost entirely automated with just a few employees feeding motherboards to the line, and packaging consoles. Everything else is handled by robots supplied by Mitsubishi.

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