Numbers are important, but so are the soft benefits of robotics, says Formant

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In robotics, success is often measured in numbers. 

Metrics surrounding productivity, speed, and return on investment (ROI) reign as the most valuable information a robotics company can demonstrate – and rightfully so. By design, robots are expected to improve upon all these metrics and prove how automation can benefit the bottom line. But can the soft benefits of robots prove just as valuable in sales conversations?

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