Unraveling the U-Curve of robot deployment productivity

Fanuc robots at work on a Honda car.

A group of researchers at the University of Cambridge found that robots can decrease productivity in the short term but can increase it in the long term. This U-shaped phenomenon is due to the relationship between reducing costs, developing new processes and innovating new products. 

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