Technology is often blamed for replacing humans in the job market, but when Shelley Fellows looks at a collaborative robot — a cobot — she sees the result of highly paid, highly skilled labour.
“I see the mechanical designer who designed the tooling at the end of that robot arm,” said Fellows, vice-president of communications at Windsor, Ont.-based AIS Technology Group, which specializes in automation technology.
“I see the workers who fabricated that tooling. I see the electrical designer and the engineers who designed the electrical system and the circuitry. I see the programmers who programmed the controls. I see the […]
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