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Widely used to perform dull, dirty and dangerous tasks, robots also help to augment labor, optimize operations and increase product quality for greater competitive edge. At the same time, the uptick in robot usage is helping to redeploy current workers to other value-added tasks, as well as create new occupations for current and newly hired employees. Read More

In a tight labor market, unique methods are being used to connect with potential candidates to fill the primary skill sets needed to complete industrial tasks. While attempts to attract qualified workers vary, the chief theme among them is the idea of collaboration. Read More

While advanced robotic welding solutions make it easier for manufacturers to tackle difficult, dangerous and dirty jobs, the most successful implementation and programming of robots occurs when experienced welders are involved. Read More

The demand for higher quality products, more agile supply chains and high-mix low-volume production to remain globally competitive are just a few factors driving the uptick in robot implementation as manufacturers strive for greater flexibility, more versatility and lower costs. Read More

To push forward into Manufacturing 5.0, where the human touch and robotic technology work in harmony to function at peak performance, there must be a dedicated effort on multiple fronts to enhance current career pathways and to provide adequate industrial education that enables the next-generation workforce. Read More