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As technology—specifically robotics—evolves to include robots designed to collaborate with humans, rather than replacing them, the business rationale for automating production is stronger than ever. Still, many decisionmakers wonder if the cost of automating is worth the investment, and what kind of automation they’re willing to bring on site. What’s more, many worry that automation will ultimately lead to the decimation of jobs, crippling the economy at large. In this white paper, the case for cobots— collaborative robots that work in close proximity to humans—is made, by explaining that some forms of automation are easy to integrate, and can even create more jobs, while boosting the bottom line. |
