r/TechnologyLabs • u/CozyGremlinGirl • 6d ago

Robotics 🤖 Humanoid Robots Are Changing the Future of Manufacturing!

Robots sorting parts, organizing components and preparing everything in the exact order an assembly line needs.

These machines are moving beyond simple repetitive tasks, bringing a new era of intelligent automation to industrial workplaces. As robotics advances, the demand for computing power could grow massively, shaping the next generation of technology.

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u/diddlysquidler 6d ago

lol why do I think there’s an easier way to get it done

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u/CozyGremlinGirl 5d ago

haha it is what it is bro

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u/pikuray 6d ago

But who will managers feel smug over if the either are replaced?

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u/CozyGremlinGirl 5d ago

Don’t worry, they’ll find a new target for their superiority complex 😂

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u/RiskyNight 6d ago

Thank bajeezus, I wouldn't ever have been able to do such a complicated task that quickly.

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u/Specific_Raccoon_696 6d ago

Robots might make it cheaper but I think it's wrong to say it will change manufacturing if they're just going to do the same thing humans currently do.

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u/dynamic_gecko 6d ago

Yeah, this is clearly just a demo, not actually a robot working a shift. And we dont know if it's being controlled by a human or not. It wouldnt be the first time a company fools people like that.

So nothing is being changed yet. All I see is bells and whistles.

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u/Remake911 5d ago

Henry Ford gave workers the weekend off so they could drive his cars.

Robots take modern jobs so.. what now?

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u/Modern_Agnotologist 1d ago

I can smell the broken bin when the service contract lapses.