Automation Advancements: Your Burger-Preparing Position Might Soon Be Overrun by Robots
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** illness warning: This badass column from IndustryWeek's de facto manufacturing oracles delivers hot takes on the crazy shit going down in the manufacturing world that really deserves a second glance.**
The lowdown: "So That Happened" is where the big brains at IndustryWeek spin their gold on the significant events and trends brewing in the manufacturing sphere. It's an exclusive drop, only found in that fancy Member's Only section of their site. These folks don't mess around, dishing out their cerebral opinions on everything from burger-flipping robots to sea changes in the industry via the "as-a-service" model.
What's the scoop? Recent articles have focused on the rise of machines stepping into human roles, with robots taking over burger-flipping jobs and shaking up the traditional employment scene[1]. Not stopping there, "So That Happened" also delves into broader manufacturing themes and challenges, keeping a discerning eye on both the here and now and the future direction of the industry.
[1] IndustryWeek. (2022). The great robotic uprising: The rise of machines in the manufacturing industry. Retrieved from [IndustryWeek article URL]
Welcome to the exclusive Member's Only section of IndustryWeek, a stronghold for the sharp insights of our editors known as the manufacturing gurus at "So That Happened". In this section, you'll find gold-spun analysis on the latest trends and events in manufacturing, such as the recent focus on machines replacing human roles, like burger-flipping robots, a topic covered extensively in their latest column. The technology revolution in manufacturing, including the "as-a-service" model, is also a hot topic under their scrutiny.
