South Korea has become the global leader in industrial robot adoption. The country has reportedly replaced over 10 per cent…
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A partnership has been entered into by the National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT), an autonomous scientific society…
More manufacturers around the globe are resorting to deploying robots to fulfil the need for workers to meet the surge…
Amazon is gearing up to double its workforce at its Boston technology hub. It will hire for 3,000 jobs across…
An analysis by Forbes and the World Economic Forum reveals that the future workplace, especially the human resources department, will…
ABB, the Swiss industrial robots and robot systems manufacturing company, will be setting up a new factory at Shanghai, at…
Job postings for robotics grew nearly 200 per cent in India in three years.
Not many companies believe that their HR functions are fully prepared for the changing requirements of automation
The Company will train about 80 per cent of its workforce in digital technologies, such as Big Data analytics, cloud, mobility, Internet of Things (IoT), AR-VR, machine learning, robotics and bitcoin, by the end of 2018.
The Integrated Design and Manufacturing Training Programme with Robotics and Automation, was inaugurated in Atkur, Vijayawada.
The impact can be seen on jobs and there will be a spurt in hiring in IT/technology and marketing.
About 10 per cent of the staff at each of the factories will lose their jobs to automation.
New skillsets will be required to thrive in the new landscape, attributed to new fields, such as artificial intelligence, machine-learning, robotics, nanotechnology, 3-D printing, genetics and biotechnology.