Labor shortages still driving robotics adoption, finds HowToRobot

MIT researchers have applied AI for traffic mitigation to managing multiple warehouse robots.

Businesses are adopting automation not to replace workers but to augment scarce labor, according to data that HowToRobot released yesterday. It found that 80% of respondents said their projects are intended to free employees from manual tasks and move them to other more value-adding activities.

The Denmark-based provider of a global automation market platform said its findings confirm that businesses are seeing robotics and automation as a supplement to human labor, not as a replacement.

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