Robotics is not a magic solution for warehouse operations. It also comes with some challenges and risks, such as high initial costs and maintenance. Robotics can be expensive to purchase, install, and maintain, and require skilled technicians and engineers. Therefore, it is essential to calculate the return on investment and the total cost of ownership of robotics, and plan for contingencies and backups. Technical and operational issues can arise, such as malfunctioning or becoming obsolete, which can affect your productivity and quality. You need to ensure the reliability, security, and compatibility of robotics, as well as update them regularly. Additionally, human and social factors should be taken into account when dealing with robotics; they can impact the roles, skills, and morale of your workers, potentially creating resistance or fear. To overcome this issue, you need to communicate the benefits and expectations of robotics clearly to your staff, as well as provide adequate training and support.