Global Supply Chain Disruptions Driving Robotics Adoption

Global Supply Chain Disruptions Driving Robotics Adoption

Trade conflicts, geopolitical tensions, and now the COVID-19 crisis, is putting global supply chain at risk, and as a result companies are expected to reverse the multi-decade trend of offshoring. As robotics and automation becomes more capable, cheaper, and easier to implement, the technology is likely to accelerate reshoring initiatives.

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