Robots for automotive manufacturing are getting smarter, more efficient and more flexible because of developments in simulation, coding, vision and design. The enhancements, some of which are enabled ...

A report by the analysis firm Oxford Economics says that by 2030 robots introduced into the manufacturing sector will take 20 million jobs away from humans. Those numbers are especially bleak ...

Intecro Robotics says automated lines for sectors including automotive, aviation and shipbuilding enable high-precision ...

Robots are going to take all our manufacturing jobs - except when they're not. And they've been doing that for decades ...

BMW Manufacturing and Figure AI have entered into a commercial agreement to evaluate the safe use of humanoid robots in an automotive manufacturing environment.

FANUC America, an industrial robot company in Rochester Hills, was cited in SkyQuest Technology Consulting’s new report, ...

Though the automotive industry has long been at the forefront of robotics in manufacturing, 2018 saw a significant change in the robotics market. Sure, carmakers are still on board with automation ...

Overview Using robotics in medical device manufacturing contributes to patient safety and shortens recovery periods.Hospitals and healthcare institutions benefi ...

According to Technavio, the robotics market is set to post a CAGR of 11% through 2022, due to the increasing use of robotics in manufacturing.

Industrial robots in the US are being deployed exactly where you’d expect They’re concentrated in the Midwest and upper South, and are mostly used in the auto industry ...

A new survey finds that 72% of manufacturing jobs are still done by humans, and that artificial intelligence can enhance - not replace - their roles.

We're already getting used to seeing industrial robots join humans in manufacturing. As I've previously noted, several of the world's most innovative companies are already incorporating them into ...