WIRED | 5 Great Podcasts to Listen to While Watching the Olympics WIRED His letter was read online over 200,000 times. (For perspective, there are 800,000 Mennonites in North America.) ... But Steve Dickerson, founder of SoftWear Automation (get it?), made the case that robotics could bring clothing manufacturing back to ... |
Robotics Online (press release) | Marlin Makes Largest Factory Automation Investment Since 2014 Robotics Online (press release) "To stay on top, American manufacturers need to have the best people, the best processes, and the best tools. We're investing in our team and our tools so we can deliver better wire baskets and rack products faster. This is how American companies like ... |
Can Singapore's labour crunch spark a robot revolution? Daily Mail To address the constraints, Singapore is pushing businesses to look to non-human solutions for their human resource challenges, including greater use of automation and robotics. At Chilli Padi Nonya Cafe near a leafy university enclave, a tray-wielding ... and more » |
Robotics Online (press release) | Marlin Makes Largest Factory Automation Investment Since 2014 Robotics Online (press release) "To stay on top, American manufacturers need to have the best people, the best processes, and the best tools. We're investing in our team and our tools so we can deliver better wire baskets and rack products faster. This is how American companies like ... |
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Malay Mail Online | Can Singapore's labour crunch spark a robot revolution? Malay Mail Online Singapore is pushing businesses to look to non-human solutions for their human resource challenges, including greater use of automation and robotics. — Reuters picSINGAPORE, Aug 15 — Sherine Toh says her best days at work are when none of the ... and more » |
Can Singapore's labour crunch spark a robot revolution? Daily Mail To address the constraints, Singapore is pushing businesses to look to non-human solutions for their human resource challenges, including greater use of automation and robotics. At Chilli Padi Nonya Cafe near a leafy university enclave, a tray-wielding ... and more » |
Stuff.co.nz | Evicted? Got a parking ticket? Who you gonna call? Chatbot lawyer DoNotPay can help Stuff.co.nz He's the creator of DoNotPay, an online robot that has successfully challenged more than 160,000 parking tickets for drivers in London and New York City. Following the ... "Automation can be helpful, but it can also be incredibly flawed. A lot of our ... and more » |
A futurologist has made a series of startling predictions about life in 34 years' time. But how far can we trust his forecast?
Name: The year 2050.
Age: -34.
Continue reading...With carriages full of unhappy travellers who have paid to be incarcerated, it's no wonder talk of nationalisation has spread beyond duffel coat-wearing socialists
Last week Southern Rail staff went on strike, leaving thousands of commuters facing a slightly improved service. Southern's non-stop calamities this summer have added support to the idea of renationalisation. This debate is something I watched with great interest. I'm a standup comedian who can't drive. I have never learned. I don't trust my hand-eye coordination. You're looking at someone who once dropped a cricket ball on to his own head during a routine catching practice; I don't think it's a great idea to have me in control of a high-speed metal death robot.
So I rely on the train system in this country. And I can tell you from firsthand experience that our train system is a mess. Carriages are full of unhappy travellers packed together like sardines, who have inexplicably paid for the privilege of being incarcerated. Periodically, everyone has to flee for cover, either by lying across the laps of the passengers lucky enough to have a seat, or by climbing into the luggage racks on the ceiling to allow the optimistically named “buffet” cart to pass through just in case anyone wants to spend £50 on a packet of crisps or a single fruit pastille.
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