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Robots quietly take their place alongside humans on the production line to raise productivity-and do the 'dirty work'
George E. Munson
- Year
- 1978
- Citations
- 6
Abstract
Two important features of robots-versatility and the ability to learn are discussed. The suitability of robots in a wide range of industrial processes is illustrated with several examples, emphasising the unique role of robots in improving productivity in machine-tool loading and unloading. Future trends of robots and the impact of robotics on industrialised nations are discussed.
Keywords
RobotProductivityRoboticsManufacturing engineeringProduction lineEngineeringWork (physics)Artificial intelligenceProduction (economics)Computer science
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