The COVID-19 crisis could accelerate a robotics revolution and impact jobs -- but it's not necessarily all bad news for workers.

Robotic solutions are no longer just prototypes, but practical, cost-effective tools capable of handling repetitive and even complex tasks in real-world environments.

Event-based cameras and real-time motion analysis are redefining robot vision, tackling assembly challenges that traditional ...

OPTEL Group, a global leader in pharmaceutical traceability and supply chain solutions, proudly announces the acquisition of ...

Tesla recently unveiled its highly anticipated 'Master Plan 4', a blueprint that not only marks the company's deep dive into artificial intelligence and automation but also outlines a vision of ...

For IT workers, the worry of becoming obsolete is constant. Toss in automation, robotics and artificial intelligence and many tech tasks won't need humans. Is there any wonder why IT is trying to ...

From delivering meals to running 'lights out' warehouses, robots are starting to shake up the food industry. So what roles ...

Farm robots can mitigate labor shortages by automating tasks like planting, harvesting, and weeding, while also supporting ...

With the large number of companies around the world adopting automation and robotics for their day-to-day operations, there is a growing awareness about organizational culture and the relation ...

Contrary to the dramatic headlines about robots replacing human workers, a robotics & automation revolution is quietly reshaping multiple industries — changing their entire faces rather than ...

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