From autonomous cars to window cleaning robots that allow you to sit back while they do the hard work, the potential of robotics continues to expand.
As we increasingly see robots enter into our private and public lives and hear dramatic projections of mass automation, it’s worth remembering that they have long been a reality in the world of manufacturing. Since the 1960s, large, industrial robots have been used in industries such as automotive, to speed up processes and relieve humans from more strenuous tasks. These gains inevitably led to growth, which in turn created more jobs.
But in an industrial […]
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