Robots and jobs, a nuanced issue | ABB Conversations

curated by John Payne | April 21, 2013

Judging by some of the headlines around the world it would be easy to conclude that robots are the source of our employment problems. The reality is far more nuanced.

John Payne‘s insight:

The expense of owning robots is most easily justified when they are applied to production bottlenecks, increasing the throughput for all other aspects of production.

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